Λήψη SysManager 1.136.107

[1.136.107] - 2026-11-05
Screen readers hear "Unmute" on a muted app's button on Volume Control, and the buttons and checkboxes on a list row say which row they act on.
Fixed
- Volume Control's mute buttons were announced as "Mute Spotify" and "Mute all sound on this PC" whether the sound was
muted or not, since only the glyph changed with the state. Each is named, and tipped, for what pressing it does now:
"Unmute Spotify" while Spotify is muted. Since the per-app mixer first shipped, in 1.52.38, and the This PC card,
in 1.121.0.
- Every directory's buttons in the PATH editor on Environment Variables were announced "Move directory up", "Move
directory down" and "Remove directory", so tabbing through a long PATH gave the same three names on every row. Each
names its directory now, as in "Move C:\Tools up". Since 1.22.0.
- Browser Cleaner's checkboxes were announced "Select Cookies" for every browser and profile, since all of them have
the same four categories. Each says whose data it ticks now: "Select Cookies in Chrome (Work)". Since 1.31.0.
- A test refuses a button on a list row whose name is the same on every row, as it already did for a table row.
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