Last ned SysManager 1.136.150

[1.136.150] - 2026-11-09
Sorting a list by one of its columns keeps the column's name whole: the arrow sits above the name now.
Fixed
- A sorted column drew its arrow beside the column's name, and fourteen columns were too narrow for both, so
sorting by one of them cut its name: Traceroute's "#" disappeared, DNS & Hosts' "On" kept 2 of its 15 px, and
Speed Test's "Down (Mbps)" read "Down (Mb". The arrow sits above the name, as File Explorer draws it, so sorting
takes no width from any column.
- Three headers were cut by a pixel or two without sorting. Speed Test's "Down (Mbps)" and "Ping (ms)" are 4 px
wider, with the room taken from the date and upload columns, so a long history still fits the default window
without scrolling sideways. System Health's "Manufacturer" keeps room for its name at the smallest window.
- Tests lay out every list column's header at the width the column gives it, unsorted and sorted both ways, and
fail one whose name is cut or that the arrow draws over. Another fails a Speed Test history that scrolls sideways
at the default window or cuts a date.
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