SysManager 1.65.20 download

[1.65.20] - 2026-08-24
Two fixes for anyone using SysManager with a screen reader. In Startup Manager, every row's "Open"
button announced just the word "Open", so there was no way to hear which program you were about to
open the folder for. In App Blocker, the tick box on each row announced nothing at all.
Fixed
- Startup Manager's per-row "Open" button now says which program it opens. The button carries the
same label on every row, so a screen reader read out "Open" and nothing else — with dozens of
startup entries listed, that is a button you cannot safely press. It now announces "Open file
location for ", matching the on/off switch in the same row, which already named its entry.
- App Blocker's row tick boxes were announced as unlabelled. The name was set on the column rather
than on the tick box itself. A column is a definition rather than something on screen, so the label
never reached the tick box that gets created for each row, and a screen reader had nothing to read.
Each one now announces "Select ". Six other tabs with the same kind of tick-box column were
already doing this correctly; App Blocker was the one that had been missed, and a test now fails the
build if a row control is unlabelled, or is labelled identically on every row.
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