Idea:

Enable users to keep the filters they apply to a system view in local cache so that the same filters are automatically reapplied when reopening the view. This would eliminate the need to recreate the same personal view repeatedly, making system views more efficient and easier to maintain.

Problem:

Reapplying filters each time is inefficient, and creating personal views is not intuitive for many users. This results in unnecessary personal view proliferation, making centralized maintenance harder.

Proposed Solution:

When a user applies filters to a system view, those filters should be stored per user (e.g., in cache) and automatically restored next time the view is opened—without creating a new personal view.

Benefits:

• Improves user productivity and adoption.
• Simplifies centralized view maintenance.
• Reduces clutter from unnecessary personal views.