From the research doc's §12 polish list (seen in holstein13 / MCP One):
Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on macOS) saves — standard QKeySequence.Save QAction on the main window, same path as the Save button (respects validation/dirty state; no-op when disabled).
Enable all / Disable all — two actions that flip every server's checkbox at once, with a single undo snapshot, single table refresh, single dirty mark. Placement: small buttons next to the Active/Disabled section labels, or in the bottom action bar — match existing chrome.
Acceptance: Ctrl+S with unsaved valid changes saves (status line updates); Enable all from a mixed state activates everything and one Ctrl+Z restores the previous split.
From the research doc's §12 polish list (seen in holstein13 / MCP One):
1. **Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on macOS) saves** — standard QKeySequence.Save QAction on the main window, same path as the Save button (respects validation/dirty state; no-op when disabled).
2. **Enable all / Disable all** — two actions that flip every server's checkbox at once, with a single undo snapshot, single table refresh, single dirty mark. Placement: small buttons next to the Active/Disabled section labels, or in the bottom action bar — match existing chrome.
**Acceptance**: Ctrl+S with unsaved valid changes saves (status line updates); Enable all from a mixed state activates everything and one Ctrl+Z restores the previous split.
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From the research doc's §12 polish list (seen in holstein13 / MCP One):
Acceptance: Ctrl+S with unsaved valid changes saves (status line updates); Enable all from a mixed state activates everything and one Ctrl+Z restores the previous split.