SysManager 1.109.1 download

[1.109.1] - 2026-09-16
The big numbers on a few tabs were each their own size; now they share the app's. A battery percentage,
a health score, a memory figure — the same kind of thing on different tabs was drawn at 18, 24 or 28 points
depending on which tab you were on, so moving between them felt like moving between apps. They now use the
sizes the rest of the app already uses. Nothing moves by more than two points, and nothing changes colour,
weight or position.
Changed
- Fifteen numbers and banner messages now take a shared size instead of one written into the page:
Standby Memory's three figures and System Health's percentage (18 → 16), Battery Health's capacity and
wear (24 → 22), Battery Health's charge and the Dashboard health score (28 → 26), and seven warning
banners that sat on a half-point size for no stated reason (12.5 → 13, 11.5 → 12).
- The Dashboard health score and Battery Health's charge no longer compete with the tab title, which
was drawn at exactly the same size as them.
- System Logs' event header and Ping's connection headline take the shared heading size (18 → 20), so
they match the other headings rather than sitting between two of them.
- Numbers that were deliberately bold stay bold. Only the size moved.
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