I was wondering if anyone else ran into this. I am running Beta 14 for MacOS. When adding a comment to an interface, if you aren’t paying attention to where you click, you could inadvertently disable the port. Anyway the click to enable/disable a port could be lessened to only the check box area? Or better yet, moved to a different location away from the enable/disable button.
If you are in a hurry, you could definitely bring down an entire router. I have attached a picture of the zone that you can click into and it will enable/disable the port.
It’s actually common UI behavior, at least in the Windows world, since decades, for checkbox controls placed inside (invisible) grid layout controls. The clickable area of the checkbox spans the whole cell of the “grid”. It actually helps with accessibility (people have more difficulty hitting the small area of the checkmark). WinBox 3 behaves like that too, as you can see from this capture:
As you can see, both toggle-boxes (a kind of checkbox) as well as radio-buttons (the single-choice round things) accept hits on the whole width of the layout grid.
Mikrotik may want to consider moving the comment box to another location.
You guys are correct, in all my years of using Winbox in Wine I have never noticed that you can click outside the check box and still check/un-check it.
