SysManager 1.136.139 다운로드

[1.136.139] - 2026-11-06
Notes, toolbars, Dashboard alert titles and toasts that a narrower window cut off at the edge wrap onto another line
now.
Fixed
- Three notes ran on one line until the card's edge cut them. Speed Test's note about its two tests lost its caveat,
"but may show lower results due to HTTP overhead and CDN routing", even at the default window (since 1.11.0). Deep
Cleanup's "Safe by design" always wrapped at 900 px whatever the window, so a narrower one cut the end of every line
(since 0.5.0). The preview banner was cut near the smallest window (since 1.34.0). Each wraps to its card now. The
check meant to catch this missed all three: it read only a note's Text, so a note made of runs had none, and it
stopped at the first panel it met. It reads runs now, follows the width out past every panel, and covers trimmed
text and the main window as well.
- Three rows of controls ran past the card near the smallest window. System Logs' filter bar lost Refresh, Cancel and
the search box (since 0.16.0), Traceroute's one-off trace row lost Trace now and Cancel (since 0.19.0), and Right-click
Menu's toolbar cut "Show system entries" (since 1.7.5). Each row wraps now, as the Uninstaller's toolbar does, with
each label kept beside its control. At the default window nothing moves.
- A long System Alerts title on the Dashboard was cut mid-word at the card's edge, with no ellipsis, so "3 memory
hardware errors in 30 days — test your RAM" lost the instruction (since 1.17.0). It wraps onto a second line now. The
severity labels in System Logs' list (since 1.56.11) and the status in Windows Features' list (since 1.8.0) end in an
ellipsis in a narrow column, where they were cut.
- A long toast, such as the Uninstaller's "Completed 3/5 uninstalls. Restart required for 2 apps. …", had no width
limit and ran off the window's edge in a narrower window (since 1.9.0). It is at most 460 px wide now, and its title
and detail wrap.
- A layout test builds every tab at the default and the smallest window and fails on anything cut across. It lists the
header rows #2704 is about, so the list empties as those are fixed.
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