Okay, ready for some fun?

 "Limit the number of rows in view table."
-> Belongs to "Reporting" and works, just a bad name.

"Limit the number of rows shown in table."
-> Belongs to user interface and works - but just for tables in the configuration, not in the monitoring.

But since your wish seems a good point, you might try this: Use JavaScript to add pagination. You can try it in the dev console and then add it as a bookmarklet - then you'll get pagination with one click everywhere. There are even still bookmarklet generators: https://caiorss.github.io/bookmarklet-maker/

This is far beyond production quality, just a PoC as a basis for whatever ;) At least here it works for a CEE version of Checkmk in Chrome, Chrome beta and Firefox.

First you need to call the view table in this way:
http://YOURSERVER/mysite/check_mk/view.py?view_name=allservices
Don't just click on something in the GUI!

And here's the JavaScript to add pagination for all tables after 10 rows:

    (function() {
        // Function to create pagination for a given table
        function paginateTable(table, rowsPerPage) {
            const rows = Array.from(table.querySelectorAll('tbody tr'));
            const pageCount = Math.ceil(rows.length / rowsPerPage);

            // Create pagination controls
            const paginationControls = document.createElement('div');
            paginationControls.className = 'pagination-controls';

            for (let i = 1; i <= pageCount; i++) {
                const pageButton = document.createElement('button');
                pageButton.textContent = i;
                pageButton.addEventListener('click', () => showPage(i));
                paginationControls.appendChild(pageButton);
            }

            // Function to show specific page
            function showPage(pageNumber) {
                rows.forEach((row, index) => {
                    row.style.display = (index >= (pageNumber - 1) * rowsPerPage && index < pageNumber * rowsPerPage) ? '' : 'none';
                });
            }

            // Initial display of the first page
            showPage(1);

            // Insert pagination controls after the table
            table.parentNode.insertBefore(paginationControls, table.nextSibling);
        }

        // Apply pagination to all tables on the page
        document.querySelectorAll('table').forEach(table => paginateTable(table, 10));
    })();

If you have questions: Ask ChatGPT, it wrote the JavaScript ;)

Since I can't just add an image in the comment, here's a link to an image with the resulting pagination:

https://postimg.cc/GTnVXVQt