Descargar SysManager 1.130.59 para Windows

[1.130.59] - 2026-10-22
DNS & Hosts no longer drops a change another program made to the hosts file, keeps the file's own encoding, and
restores only the copy SysManager kept.
Fixed
- Saving the hosts file could undo changes another program had made to it. The list is read when the tab opens,
and SysManager keeps running in the notification area, so Save could rebuild the file from a list days old, and a
mapping a VPN client, Docker Desktop, an ad-blocker or an edit in Notepad had made since was dropped or brought
back. Save now reads the file again first, and when its entries are no longer the ones the list was read from,
nothing is written and the tab says so. Since 1.6.0.
- Saving a hosts file kept in the ANSI code page destroyed its letters outside English. It was read and written as
UTF-8, so a comment such as "# für Spiele" lost its "ü" at the first save. The file is now written back in the
encoding it is in, with its byte order mark or none. Since 1.6.0.
- Restore original put back any hosts.bak, even one SysManager had not made. SysManager keeps a copy only while
there is none, so a manual copy or another program's stayed, and Restore original replaced the hosts file with it,
even on a PC where SysManager had never saved the file. It now offers the copy only once SysManager has written the
hosts file, as Undo Changes does, and asks with the date the copy was made. The save says it kept a copy only when
it made one. Since 1.20.0.
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