- Gatus keeps config.yaml in a /config volume of its own, which can also
be a host directory, and the installation writes it only when it is
missing, so updates and recreations keep the endpoints added to it.
- The address Pocket ID is opened at says what it is for and that
passkeys need HTTPS.
- The catalog categories are sorted again.
- The release notes count 364 applications and credit PR #521.
- Connect a PBS with user and password, creating a read-only API token
- Never store the password; remove the token when the role cannot be granted
- Show the PBS connection form as a dialog with the project contrast and blue actions
- Move recent tasks and maintenance schedules of a PBS to a new Tasks tab
- Keep the Datastores tab for datastores, disks and pools
- Open a PBS installed on this host on the address in use, without probing it
- Never carry or offer localhost addresses between Monitors
- Read the PBS of a PVE+PBS host in Backup Server, with its hostname and version
- Offer the PBS storages without a connection, with address and fingerprint
- Show the disks and pools of a PBS in its Datastores tab
- Hide guest and PVE storage settings on a PBS
- Show a clearer status line for a PBS
- Each linked node shows its Monitor address as plain text, marked Automatic when it was detected
- A pencil button opens the address field with Save and Cancel only when it needs changing
- The node cards keep the dialog background so the editable fields stand out
- The Add button keeps white text when disabled
- New texts translated into all languages
- A jump between Monitors carries the Monitors the source links, and the destination offers them in one dialog with a checkbox each
- The offer is not repeated in the same browser session after choosing Not now, and disappears once every node is known
- A Proxmox Backup Server without a Monitor is shown as its web interface, with its own icon
- The linked nodes form follows the edit-mode contrast rule, with a blue Add button
- New texts translated into all languages