Λήψη SysManager 1.114.21

[1.114.21] - 2026-09-28
App Blocker, and the Dashboard alert for a block that cannot be undone, now say when the block list could not
be read. Both used to report that nothing was blocked.
Fixed
- App Blocker: a list that could not be read is not "nothing blocked". When Windows did not let SysManager
read the list, the tab said "No applications are currently blocked." The warning for a blocked consent.exe,
which stops anything on the PC asking for administrator rights, could not appear either.
- It now says the list could not be read.
- A failed Refresh keeps the list, and its warning, on screen.
Present since the tab was added in v0.34.0.
- Dashboard: the blocked-apps alert says when it could not check. A block list that could not be read showed
the green "No blocked apps need attention". It now reads "Blocked apps could not be checked", in amber, with a
link to App Blocker. Present since the alert was added in v1.111.2.
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