SysManager 1.114.2 ჩამოტვირთვა

[1.114.2] - 2026-09-25
A speed test from the Dashboard now shows up in the Speed Test history. It used to go into Recent
Activity instead, which lists what SysManager changed on the PC.
Fixed
- Dashboard: Run Speed Test records its result in the Speed Test tab's history. The quick test wrote
its result into Recent Activity, which is meant to list what SysManager changed on the PC, and the Speed
Test tab, where results are kept and compared with the previous run, never saw it. It now goes into the
tab's HTTP history, and appears there straight away even if the tab is already open. If the result
cannot be saved, the card says so, as the tab does. Recent Activity no longer lists speed tests. Present
since the quick action was added in v1.17.0.
- Dashboard: Run Speed Test no longer runs alongside another network test. It now takes the same lock
as the Speed Test tab, so it does not start while another speed test, a traceroute or a network repair
is running. Two tests at once each measure about half the line, and both readings would have gone into
the history the next result is compared with. Present since v1.17.0.
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