Last ned SysManager 1.57.8

[1.57.8] - 2026-08-06
Fixed
- The log file can no longer grow big enough to be unusable. SysManager keeps a diary of what it does, and that file is what you attach when reporting a problem. It had no size limit — one day's file was allowed to reach a gigabyte, which is far past what you could upload anywhere. Each file is now capped at 10 MB and a fresh one is started when it fills, keeping at most two weeks of them, so the diary stays small enough to send and takes a predictable amount of disk.
- The Volume Control tab no longer floods that log. If an app's audio could not be read, the tab wrote the same complaint twenty times a second for as long as it stayed open — filling the file with one repeated line and pushing out everything actually worth reading. It is now noted once, and again only if something genuinely changes.
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