• (@GermanBluefox) Changed: the info dialog of a host on the quick access page shows what it knows instead of what the host sends. Every line has an icon in front of it - the penguin, the window, the apple or the daemon for the platform, a chip for the CPU, a clock for the time - the names start with a capital letter, and a true is now a "Yes". The disk is no longer two lines with two numbers but one bar that fills with the free space, 11.8 GB / 26.2 GB, red as soon as less than a tenth is left. The time of the host was a bare timestamp like 1790980340380 because the entry was looked up under Time while the host calls it time; it is now the wall clock of the host, shifted by the time zone the host reports, so neither UTC nor the time zone of the browser is shown
• (@GermanBluefox) Changed: "adapters count" is called "Adapters in repository" now. It counts the adapters that the active repository offers - 812 of them - and was read as the number of the installed ones
• (@GermanBluefox) Fixed: ENTER in the "Write value" dialog reloaded the whole GUI now and then. Its inputs sit in a <form> whose onSubmit returned false - which prevents nothing in react - so the browser submitted the form, and as it has no action, it requested the current address anew. Chrome submits on ENTER in a one line input and on CTRL+ENTER in a text area, which is exactly when it happened. The same form is used by the value editor of the history table and by the multihost settings
• (@GermanBluefox) Added: CTRL+ENTER confirms the dialogs of the object browser, the expert mode included: "Write value" whatever the type of the state is, "Edit object", the role, the alias, the new object, the custom settings ("Save & close"), rename/copy and the import of objects. Only a few text fields reacted to the combination, the JSON editors and all other inputs did not, and nothing told about the shortcut - the confirming button of every one of these dialogs carries the hint as a tooltip now
• (@GermanBluefox) Changed: a global dependency has to be fulfilled on every host of a multihost system, but the update dialog showed a single version and crossed it out - admin (>=8.0.0): 8.0.14 with a red cross in front of it, which reads as if 8.0.14 were older than 8.0.0. The hosts that still run a version that is too old are listed under the line now, each with the version it has, and the tooltip of the adapter row says the same instead of "Invalid version of admin. Required >=8.0.0. Current 8.0.14" (#3666)
• (@GermanBluefox) Added: an instance whose adapter is not installed on its host is marked as such. It can never start, and nothing said why - it stayed red among the ones that are merely stopped. A restored backup leaves such instances behind: the objects of the adapter come back with the backup, while the code of an adapter that has left the repository, flot for example, cannot be installed any more. The status indicator of the row carries an error sign now, the tile one next to the name, and both say "The adapter is not installed on host ..." on hover. Only the host itself knows what it really has, so every host that runs is asked - without the list of the instances waiting for the answer (#3626)
• (@GermanBluefox) Added: the context menu of the object browser has an entry "Edit name" (Alt+9), without the expert mode and next to "Edit function" and "Edit room". Changing the name of an object is an everyday operation, but it was only reachable through "Edit object" - which the expert mode hides. A name that is translated keeps its other languages, only the language of the GUI is written (#3640). Lives in @iobroker/gui-components and needs its next version
• (@GermanBluefox) Fixed: the settings page of admin showed the whole "Single sign-on" tab in English, whatever the language: none of its labels and hints had ever reached admin/i18n, so every one of them fell back to its English key. The five texts of the AI assistant about leaving a tab were missing in nine languages, and the hint about the filtered adapters was left in English in Chinese