Λήψη SysManager 1.127.9

[1.127.9] - 2026-10-09
System Logs now shows Information or Verbose events when you tick them, instead of only after the next Refresh, and
a Refresh keeps your marks (#2601).
Changed
- System Logs: a load keeps your marks and the event you have open. A Refresh builds the list anew, and it dropped
every mark and closed the event open on the right. An event the load lists again now keeps its mark and stays open;
one it does not list, such as an event from another log, takes its mark with it. This matters more now that ticking
a severity loads the list too (below). Refresh had dropped the marks since marking arrived in 1.61.6.
Fixed
- System Logs: ticking a severity the list was loaded without now loads it. The severity switches decide what a
load asks Windows for, and then filter what it listed. Information and Verbose start off, so ticking either after a
load filtered a list that held none of them, and nothing appeared until Refresh. Ticking one now loads the list
again with it, also when it is ticked while a load is still running. Unticking one still filters straight away. The
switches had worked this way since System Logs arrived in 0.3.0.
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