Baixar SysManager 1.82.0 per a Windows

[1.82.0] - 2026-09-09
SysManager can now follow your Windows light/dark setting instead of staying on whichever theme you last
picked. There is a new Auto button in the Appearance menu, and once it is on, the app changes with
Windows — including when Windows changes on its own. This was the odd gap: SysManager could already put
Windows itself on a dark-mode schedule, and then refused to follow it, so anyone using that schedule watched
the app fall out of step with their desktop every evening.
Added
- Appearance — an Auto mode that follows Windows. Sits between Light and Custom in the mode switcher.
It keeps your chosen colour family across the switch rather than resetting: on Warm Ember, going light
gives you Warm Sand, not the default theme. Picking any preset turns Auto off, so a deliberate choice is
never quietly overwritten.
- It keeps up while the app is open. The app listens for the Windows preference change and re-resolves,
so switching Windows to light — by hand, on a schedule, or by the Dark Mode tab in this very app — moves
SysManager with it. On start-up it reads the setting fresh rather than restoring the arm it happened to be
on when it last closed.
Fixed
- The preset list showed the wrong half in some cases. It was chosen from which mode button looked
pressed rather than from the theme actually in use, so it could list the light presets while the app was
dark. It now reads the live theme, which is also what makes the new Auto mode list the right presets.
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