2026-10-01 · Feature

A tidier Sharing tab.

The Sharing tab is where Groundpost hands telemetry to everything that is not the flight controller: a second GCS on the LAN, a radar picture, a browser, a remote operator. It had grown into fourteen fixed rows that you repurposed by changing their kind, and after a few field days the list read like a shuffled deck. This release turns it into a proper list.

Rows now live under four headings: Services, GCS links, radar and ATC feeds, and the home-position GPS input. A row always sits under the heading that matches its kind, so the grid stays grouped no matter what order you created things in. Each heading carries a short explanation behind its question mark, which replaces the paragraph of help text that used to sit above the table.

The web viewer and the P2P remote link are pinned in the Services section. There is exactly one of each, they cannot be removed, and they no longer appear in the kind picker of other rows, so you cannot end up with two viewer rows fighting over one port. Every other section has an Add button that creates a disabled row with the conventional endpoint for that kind. Removing a row is two deliberate steps: switch it off, then pick Remove in its menu.

Rows that are off are drawn faded, with blank counters, so the live links stand out at a glance. An empty name shows the derived endpoint instead of a placeholder. The status column now tells the truth about three different states that all used to read "disabled": the row is off, the proxy is stopped, or the change has not been applied yet. And a Sort button orders the rows within each section by kind and port whenever you want it, never on its own.

Fresh installs start with six rows instead of fourteen. Existing setups keep every row they had.

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