Λήψη SysManager 1.75.6

[1.75.6] - 2026-08-28
If you use a screen reader, SysManager's progress bars now tell you what they are doing. Before, 33
tabs all announced the same word, "Progress", and four bars announced nothing at all.
Fixed
- Every progress bar now says what it reports. A screen reader announced the bare word "Progress"
on 33 different tabs, so it told you something was happening but never what — and four bars had no
announcement at all, including the strip under each sidebar entry and the spinner beside each
Dashboard alert. All 60 bars are now named for the thing they track: "Cleanup progress", "Driver scan
progress", "Update download progress", and so on. The bar under a sidebar entry names the tab it
belongs to, and the spinner beside a Dashboard alert names the check it is waiting on. Five more that
said only "Working", "Loading" or "Monitoring" got the same treatment.
- Nothing changed visually. A name is read out, never drawn.
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