Last ned SysManager 1.136.145

[1.136.145] - 2026-11-06
Small grey labels are easy to read, a switched-off text box or drop-down looks switched off, and the Appearance
panel's switches, the theme cards and the toast's close button light up under the pointer.
Fixed
- Eleven lines of small grey words were faded on top of their grey, which took them under the 4.5:1 that words need:
Privacy & Telemetry's category under each setting read 2.98:1 on the default theme (since 1.5.0), Notification
Blocker's app IDs and Preinstalled Apps' package names about 3:1, App Blocker's "N blocked" and Shortcut Cleaner's
scanning line 3.75:1, the sidebar's "by laurentiu021" about 3.7:1, and the collapsed sidebar groups' subtitles, on
every page, about 4.15:1, 3.43 on Clean Indigo (since 0.23.0). About's "Built by" line, the sidebar groups' counts,
Disk Analyzer's block detail and File Shredder's status line were faded the same way. None is faded now. The lines
that were the secondary grey take the muted grey instead, the quieter step that reads at 4.5:1 or better on every
theme, so they stay as quiet.
- A disabled text box or drop-down looked ready to type in: Dark Mode Scheduler's two times, while the schedule is
off, gave no caret when clicked, and Gaming Profile's game picker looked live while game mode was on. They dim to
half when disabled now, as the checkboxes do.
- The Appearance panel's Dark / Light / Auto / Custom switch, Browser Cleaner's "Browsing data / Extensions" and
Privacy & Telemetry's "By topic / By reach" switches, the theme cards and the toast's close button showed nothing
under the pointer but the cursor. The switches and the theme cards take the app's purple tint now, the toast's close
button the main window's hover tint, as the main window keeps purple for the open page, and the four custom colour
swatches an accent edge.
- Three checks hold these: no line of text is faded with an opacity; every button-like template reacts to the
pointer, or names what draws its hover instead; and every text box and drop-down template dims when disabled.
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