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A forwarding rule could be added and removed, and nothing in between. A service that is only up part of the day meant deleting the rule and typing it in again, twice a day, forever. - A saved rule carries an `enabled` flag. Off keeps the rule exactly as it was written and simply does not offer it to the far side. The settings row leads with the switch — it is the one control that decides whether the rest of the row means anything — and fades when it is off. The section header counts what the connection will open and what it will not. - A live forward can be switched off from the Forwards panel. The far side has no such thing as a paused listener, so this is a remove that keeps the rule: the row stays, faded, with the switch that puts it back always visible. A rule whose port has since been taken stays off and says why instead of vanishing. - Opening Add no longer greets you with a red line. The panel seeds the bind host with 127.0.0.1, and the blank-form check read that as typing, so every Add opened under a complaint about a form nobody had touched. - The address field on the SSH page's empty state was a 24px pill: `flex_1` under a parent chain with no width of its own resolves against nothing. It declares its width now, and the placeholder that explains the page is readable again.