# RustProxy 0.26.3 implementation note

## Scope

Version 0.26.3 is an administration-interface polish release. It keeps SQLite schema 8 and the saved proxy configuration format unchanged from 0.26.2.

## Appearance

The account-scoped interface scale now accepts 70-125% and is applied to the whole authenticated administration body, not only the workspace. This includes navigation, dialogs, overlays, toasts and the session draft dock.

Chart presentation expands to eight presets: Default, Soft, Technical, High contrast, Neon, Monochrome, Warm and Cool. Presets share CSS chart variables so line colors, multi-series palette, chart surfaces, grid treatment, stroke geometry and contrast change together across Overview diagnostics, vhost/stream charts and Traffic charts. Chart styles do not alter samples or runtime metrics.

The Appearance page also provides a reset action that restores theme, language, scale, time format and chart style to documented defaults while retaining unrelated administrator preferences.

## Draft dock

Web Server, Vhost, Redirect and Stream drafts remain session-only because editor state may contain secrets. The dock is restyled to use the existing RustProxy panel vocabulary: square corners, opaque panel surfaces, thin separators and compact rows. It does not use rounded glass-card styling.

## Settings navigation

Settings now includes a search field. It filters category tabs using the translated tab label and the text of each settings page. Filtering only changes tab visibility and never reconstructs forms, preserving dirty/unsaved values. Existing sticky desktop category navigation and unsaved-category markers remain active.

## Compatibility

No database migration is required from 0.26.2. Existing administrator preference JSON remains compatible through serde defaults; the only validation changes are the lower 70% scale bound and the additional chart-style enum values.

## Verification

Rust-independent source, language, documentation, JavaScript and packaging checks are expected to run in the release workspace. Rust compiler/type/runtime verification remains blocked when Cargo is unavailable and must be repeated on a Rust-enabled release host before describing the release as compiler-verified.