SysManager 1.130.3 다운로드

[1.130.3] - 2026-10-14
Text on 19 tabs now matches the size of the text around it, and File Shredder's list looks and works like the other
lists (#2694).
Fixed
- Text that named no size drew a step larger than the app's body text. 95 lines, among them Performance's power
plans and tweaks, Battery Health's readings, System Logs' event details and the console's output, drew at 14
points where the app's body text is 13. They are 13 now, on 19 tabs and in the update banner. Bold headings and
status lines that were already 14 look exactly as they did.
- Sixteen labels and icons dropped the app's text style when they set one of their own, so the labels among them,
such as the status tags on Startup, Windows Features, Windows Update and Uninstaller and the sidebar's group
descriptions, drew in Segoe UI instead of the app's font. They use the app's font now, at the same size and colour.
- File Shredder's list is like every other list in the app: the app's font and size, striped rows, and keyboard
focus that stays in the list when a file is removed. A style of its own had replaced the app's list style.
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