SysManager 1.114.32 ჩამოტვირთვა

[1.114.32] - 2026-09-29
Speed Test no longer replaces your saved results when it cannot read them. One failed read could make the
next test the only result left, and clearing one engine's history could delete the other's.
Fixed
- Speed Test: saved results are never written over when they could not be read. A history file that could
not be read was taken as empty. The next result was then saved as the only one, over up to 40 saved results,
and clearing one engine's history deleted the file, the other engine's results with it.
- The tab now says under both cards when your saved results could not be read, instead of showing none.
- A new result is not saved over them, and the line under the card says it was not saved. Clearing one
engine leaves them as they are and says it could not be cleared.
- A history file that is damaged is kept as speedtest-history.json.unreadable before a new one is written.
Present since the history was added in v0.41.0.
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