Lataa SysManager 1.99.4

[1.99.4] - 2026-09-12
Disk Analyzer no longer talks over itself while it measures, and no longer ends by naming a folder
called "Done". The line at the bottom of the tab changed once for every folder the scan reached, and
that line is the one a screen reader speaks — so analysing a folder with hundreds of small children
started hundreds of sentences in a few seconds and finished none of them. The tab now keeps a calm
"Analyzing…" there and shows the running count and current folder on a second line beside it, with the
full path on hover. Nothing is announced that changes faster than it can be heard.
Fixed
- The Disk Analyzer status line is no longer rewritten once per folder, so a screen reader hears what the
tab is doing instead of a stream of interrupted sentences.
- The last thing the scan reported was "Scanning folder 1234: Done" — a sentence claiming the scan is still
running, naming a folder that does not exist. The final report now names no folder at all.
- The count and folder name moved to their own line, trimmed to fit, with the folder's full path on hover.
Nothing that was on screen before has been taken away.
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