TFS 2012 - WebAccess - how to define which Query will run by default when navigating to WORK- WorkItems page

Question

When we nagivate in IE in TFS Web Access, to the WORK -> Work Items page, TFS runs the AssignedToMe query and focuses on it as sort of default query that runs in such event. We have some teams under the team project, but AssignedToMe is not sensitive
to Team, only to Team Project, hence when navigating to the page of the specific team, this query shows the same per all teams :(.
In order to bypass this, we'd like to set a specific team query to be the default one to run when navigating to the team's page, instead of AssignedToMe, and thus have the result specific to each team scope.
Alternatively if it is possible to somehow filter AssignedToMe query according to Team Scope it would be great. Alas there's no @Team field yet, and we don't wish to create multiple AssignedToMe queries and name each specific to each team, nor do we wish
to put team queries in MyFavorites while naming them specifically per team..
Kindly advise, thank you

Answer 1

Hi Moital,  
Thanks for your post.
As far as I know there’s no default way to the default query(AssignedToMe) in Work Items page, we usually add uses in different teams. If the user want to view the work items in one specific team, he can create a my query to filter work items according team
field value.
Yes, as you said there’s no @Team value in Team field to filter current team’s work items in work item query, so if you want create the shared query according team values, you need create this shared query for each team.
For the Team field, please refer to the information in this document:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn144940(v=vs.110).aspx.
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