SysManager 1.136.148 aflaai

[1.136.148] - 2026-11-09
Pointing at a row in a list keeps its grey details easy to read, and a bar on the row's left edge shows where the
pointer is, as in the sidebar.
Fixed
- A list row under the pointer took a tint of the theme's text colour strong enough to show the pointer on its own,
and the row's grey words, a publisher, a version, a path, paid for it: they read 3.49 to 4.33:1 on eight of the
twelve themes, where words need 4.5, and on Sky Breeze the second grey too, 3.76:1. The tint had been that strong
since 1.95.0. Every list row now draws the 3 px bar the sidebar's rows draw on their left edge, so the tint behind
it can stay faint, and every grey word reads at 4.73:1 or more on a hovered row on every theme. The sidebar's group
headers, which had the tint and no bar, have the bar too, and the notification's close button has a hover of its
own.
- Tests hold every text colour at 4.5:1 on a hovered row, on every theme and at every position of the background
shade slider, and fail a row that takes the hover tint without the bar.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.136.148.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 74448DC3AF30793801C3F78FB0F0EB1DFC63868530345F5AE111F3A73029FB53
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