Last ned SysManager 1.96.0

[1.96.0] - 2026-09-11
The app now opens showing something you can actually use. Every sidebar group used to start collapsed,
so the first screen was twelve category names — System, Cleanup, Network, and so on — and not one feature.
If you opened SysManager because your PC felt slow or your drive was full, nothing in front of you said so.
Cleanup now opens with the app, putting Quick Cleanup, Deep Cleanup, Shortcut Cleaner and Scheduled
Maintenance on screen from the first second.
Changed
- The Cleanup group starts open. One group, not two: at a normal window size the twelve collapsed
groups already fill nearly the whole sidebar, so opening a second would push category names out of sight —
trading "no feature names visible" for "no categories visible". Opening Cleanup costs only the last two
headings, Info and Advanced.
- Costs nothing at startup. Showing a group's rows does not build the tabs behind them; they are still
created the first time you actually open one.
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