SysManager 1.130.32 ډاونلوډ

[1.130.32] - 2026-10-21
Ping's chart window reads in minutes, Speed Test's time left shows on the running test only, and New App Alerts
marks its new alerts.
Fixed
- Ping's chart window had no unit. Beside "Ping every 1 s", the Window picker listed 60, 300, 600 and 900, and
its name for screen readers was "Chart time window", so 300 could have been seconds, samples or minutes. It now
reads 1, 5, 10 and 15 min, and screen readers hear the same. Since 0.19.0.
- Speed Test showed a time left under both cards while one test ran. Both cards showed the one estimate, so
during an Ookla run the HTTP card had a time left under its disabled Run button and read as running too, and the
other way round. Each card now shows it only while its own test runs. Since 1.58.6.
- New App Alerts counted new alerts and showed no row as new. The toolbar said how many were new and offered
Acknowledge All, but nothing in the list said which alerts those were. An alert not acknowledged yet is now marked
New beside its name, and Acknowledge All clears the marks. Since 0.33.0.
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