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A threat IP blocklist template, one look for every control, and true ping times
New
Threat IP blocklist template in Config Management (Security): the mikrotik_blocklist list, set up as
its README does, with the large list by default. It adds the update script, a 3-hour schedule and
two RAW drop rules. The script and schedule each need an OK at deploy; built-in templates are the
only ones allowed to add them.
The NetWatch dialog has every setting: probe thresholds, timings, HTTP(S) and DNS options.
Leaving a box blank uses RouterOS's default.
Changed
One look for every control. Text boxes, dropdowns, toggles, buttons, tables, pills and chips are
each one shared style across every page and dialog, in one height (28px).
Colours follow your palette everywhere, including charts, gauges and maps. The light theme has
darker red, green and amber for contrast.
Dropdowns open as a card-coloured list with a soft highlight, and fields take the login screen's
look.
Corners come in a few sizes by role; state columns that were plain text are now pills.
NetWatch is under Tools in the menu, as in WinBox.
Settings -> AI Agent: the Agent Overview settings sit under the system prompt.
The Dashboard ping card shows whole milliseconds.
Fixed
Ping times over one unit were misread: 1s showed as 1 ms and 1ms438us as 1, so Min and Max
could be wrong.
The My Account dialog's footer showed outside the dialog.
The AI Agent's proposal box always showed the far-router login fields.
Some colours never followed the chosen palette: count pills and Devices status dots kept the
default colours, and a few warnings were drawn green.
Internal
Security: Go 1.27.2 and golang.org/x/net v0.61.0 for GO-2026-6617; sqlite, maxminddb and
wireguard updated.
New gates hold the shared controls, buttons, tables, pills, chips, corners, fonts and palette
colours.