SysManager 1.130.42 다운로드

[1.130.42] - 2026-10-21
A drop-down opens from a click anywhere on it, long tooltips wrap instead of being cut off, and a focused field keeps
its focus border under the pointer.
Fixed
- A drop-down opened only from its arrow. The part that opens the list covered the arrow's last 23 px, and a click
on the selected text reached the border behind it, which opens nothing. A click anywhere on a closed box opens it
now, and an editable box keeps clicks on its text for typing. Since 1.52.24.
- Long tooltips were cut off mid-sentence. A tooltip's text did not wrap, so one longer than the tooltip's width
lost its end: Bulk Installer's "Load app icons from the web" stopped at "app ico", before what it says about Google,
and About's startup checks lost "nothing about you or your PC is sent". Tooltips wrap now. Since 1.52.38.
- A focused search box or drop-down under the pointer showed the hover border. It lost its purple focus border
until the pointer moved away, and a drop-down reached with Tab showed Windows' dotted rectangle, which barely shows
on the dark card. Both keep the focus look now, and the drop-down has the app's focus ring. Since 0.3.0 for text
boxes and 1.52.24 for drop-downs.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.130.42.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: BACD2EE13F25E728C3F64AA422D3E067BA7C80369E6A5ED80B51EE5E630FA5E1
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