Is there a screenbar plugin or something to quickly change the network i'm in or at least an on/off toggle for wifi?

I am using the network statistic screenbar thingy, but this one does not even recognise a lost in connection, neither does Wayfarer do. I disconnect now by disabling the wireless in the preferences, as there is no button to be found that disconnects to a connected wifi anywhere?

Would be nice to have the network stats equipped with a button to connect/disconnect tho.

[ Edited by amifrog 21.11.2020 - 17:54 ]

WirelessManager takes Arexx commands, so you can do something like
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to force re-connection. Issuing 'netconfig autoconfig' in a shell may also do the trick.

I don't nèed it to automaticly reconnect. I want to switch off the connection at my will.
When i re-activate the wlan-device in preferences, it immediately shows the last wifi connection as green/connected. i don't like that. it should rather offer the known/detected wifi networks as available for me to connect to. There is only a forget button, i don't even know what to think of that, it doesn't make any sense as it probably finds the forgotten APs the next second again.
And to repeat this again: the system doesn't seem to recognise a lost connection to the network/internet. It just waits til timeout but still don't know the reason.

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Then you can send a 'disconnect' to WLANMNGR.1.

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I haven't seen a behaviour like that on any other OS and isn't how the underlying (Linux-ported) systems work.

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Windows offers the option to "automatically connect to this network when in range" for every wi-fi network.

In fact, MacOS offers an "auto-join" checkmark in its list of saved wi-fi networks as well.

Also, Ubuntu offers a similar option.

Yes, it is an option everywhere.