SysManager 1.127.11 download

[1.127.11] - 2026-10-09
SysManager's taskbar button now shows the progress of a deep cleanup, a speed test, a file shred, an update download
and Quick Tune-Up, and goes blank when a job ends (#2596).
Fixed
- Taskbar: some of the longest jobs in the app now show their progress on the taskbar button. The button follows
the open tab's progress, and Deep Cleanup, Speed Test, File Shredder, the update download on About, and the
Dashboard's Quick Tune-Up and quick actions each kept theirs in a figure of their own, so the button stayed blank
through all of them. Each now fills it. File Shredder, which draws no progress bar, shows how far it is through the
whole queue. They had been left out since taskbar progress arrived in 1.83.0. A test now fails when a job's
progress bar shows a figure the taskbar button never gets.
- Taskbar: the button goes blank when a job ends. App Updates, Bulk Installer and Uninstaller end on 100%, which
their own bar shows as done, and the taskbar button stayed full after the job had finished. It now shows a tab's
progress only while the tab is busy.
- Dashboard: the sidebar now shows the Dashboard as busy while Quick Tune-Up, a quick action or the slowdown check
runs, not only while a scan does.
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