— and you can read the rest straight off the chart: the line **drops to zero** if the cap disconnected it, or **carries on** if the limit was overruled. Hovering a point breaks down that hour/day per tunnel. The legend is just the tunnel name and its colour; click an entry to show/hide that tunnel.

# Export a tunnel



Select a tunnel and use the new **Export** button in the toolbar (next to *Defaults*) to hand the config to another device or keep a backup. Three formats:

* **Plain file (**`.conf`**)** — a standard WireGuard config. Import it into any WireGuard client, phone or router.
* **Encrypted file (**`.mgconf`**)** — password-protected with **AES-256-GCM** (key derived from your passphrase). Unlike the at-rest storage format, it's **portable**: open it on any machine with the password. There's no recovery if the password is lost.
* **QR code** — scan straight into the WireGuard mobile app (this is the existing QR export, now reachable from the toolbar too).

**Include MasselGUARD settings** (file formats only) bundles the tunnel's extras — group, scripts, kill switch, auto-reconnect, data cap and notes — alongside the config. They ride along as **readable** `# MasselGUARD-…` **comment lines** that other WireGuard clients ignore, so the `.conf` stays universally importable, while MasselGUARD restores them on import. (Multi-line values like embedded scripts are base64-wrapped so the file stays valid.) QR codes are standard-only and can't carry the extras.

The tunnel editor's **Raw config** tab now shows those same `# MasselGUARD-…` lines below the config, and you can edit them there — Raw is a full editable view of both the WireGuard config and the MasselGUARD settings.

Importing understands all of it: `.mgconf` files prompt for the password, and any bundled settings are restored automatically. The CLI keeps pace — `MasselGUARDcli import file.mgconf --password <pw>`.

>The exported config contains the tunnel's **private key**. Keep plain and QR exports private; use the encrypted format to share safely. A managed policy that locks *Tunnels* now also disables Export.

# Twelve interface languages



MasselGUARD now ships in **twelve languages**. Six are new this release — **Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Polish, Turkish, and Chinese (Simplified)** — joining English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Japanese. Each gets its own flag in the picker (Settings → General → Interface language, and the setup wizard).

Alongside the new languages, this release clears a large **translation backlog**: hundreds of strings that had quietly stayed English in the European languages are now translated, and UI that was previously hardcoded is fully localized too — the tunnel **Connect / Disconnect** status and buttons, the entire **Theme Manager** (the theme editor and the community theme browser, plus the *Manage themes* / *Download themes* buttons), the *View preset* section, and the DNS/health tooltips. Switching language updates the whole window live.

**Escape hatch:** hold **Shift** while starting MasselGUARD to reset the interface language to the default (English) — handy if you land in a language you can't read. (The same Shift-at-startup reset already covers a bad font or theme, and there's a reminder of it under the language selector.)




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