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Hi everyone,
First off, a huge thank you to the developers and community for the incredible work on OPNsense. I switched from pfSense years ago and never looked back!
I have a small quality-of-life UI/UX feature request regarding the High Availability (HA) sync page (System > High Availability > Status).
When configuring or troubleshooting a cluster for the first time, finding the "Synchronize and reconfigure all" action can be a bit of a hide-and-seek exercise. Because it currently renders as standard text with a small inline refresh icon next to it, it easily blends into the section header style and doesn't immediately stand out as an actionable, high-priority button.
I've attached a screenshot to reference the current layout.
The Suggestion:
Would it be possible to style this action to look more like a standard Bootstrap button (e.g., adding a button outline or a subtle background fill)? Making it physically larger or giving it a clear button boundary would greatly improve accessibility and ease of access for admins managing high-availability states.
Curious to hear if other admins or developers agree that a little more visual prominence here would be helpful!
Thanks again for your time and dedication to the project.
Much appreciated,
Corey
First off, a huge thank you to the developers and community for the incredible work on OPNsense. I switched from pfSense years ago and never looked back!
I have a small quality-of-life UI/UX feature request regarding the High Availability (HA) sync page (System > High Availability > Status).
When configuring or troubleshooting a cluster for the first time, finding the "Synchronize and reconfigure all" action can be a bit of a hide-and-seek exercise. Because it currently renders as standard text with a small inline refresh icon next to it, it easily blends into the section header style and doesn't immediately stand out as an actionable, high-priority button.
I've attached a screenshot to reference the current layout.
The Suggestion:
Would it be possible to style this action to look more like a standard Bootstrap button (e.g., adding a button outline or a subtle background fill)? Making it physically larger or giving it a clear button boundary would greatly improve accessibility and ease of access for admins managing high-availability states.
Curious to hear if other admins or developers agree that a little more visual prominence here would be helpful!
Thanks again for your time and dedication to the project.
Much appreciated,
Corey
