On the "Trusted certificate authorities for SSL" edit page, each manually added CA now has a panel to the right of its PEM text box showing Issuer, Subject, Validity and Fingerprint. How it works: - It's one GUI plugin file, set up like your auto\_reload\_toggle MKP. It wraps the method that draws each CA's input field (\_CAorCAChain.render\_input in cmk/gui/valuespec/definitions.py): it draws the original input in a left column and the details in a right column. - Validity is shown as two lines, "Not before" and "Not after". A certificate that is not yet valid or has expired gets a red "(not valid)" marker. - The fingerprint is SHA256, colon-separated. - If a PEM holds a chain, there is one block per certificate, labelled "Certificate 1 of N". - If the content is empty or can't be parsed, the page looks exactly as before. Limitations: - No live update: the details are worked out when the page loads, so a certificate you've just pasted shows its details only after you save or submit the form. Live updates would need an extra small ajax endpoint and some JavaScript; I can add that if you want it.

Pause automatic page and dashboard refresh (auto\_reload\_toggle 1.2.0) Adds a pause/resume button for the GUI's automatic refresh. - Views and graph pages: the button sits in the bottom left corner. While paused, the reload counter in the top right shows "off". - Dashboards: the button sits in the bottom right corner. While paused, graph widgets, gauges, top lists and user messages stop refreshing. First loads, filter changes and resizing still work, and refreshes that were held back run when you resume. - Embedded views: views inside dashboards follow the same pause state. The setting is remembered per browser and applies to all open tabs at once. Requires Checkmk 2.5.0 or later.