SysManager 1.64.12 ډاونلوډ

[1.64.12] - 2026-08-13
Internal tidy-up: removed three pieces of information the app tracked but could never truthfully
report. Nothing you see or do changes.
Fixed
- Removed a "blocked on" date that recorded when you opened the tab. The App Blocker kept a timestamp for each blocked app, and it was set at the moment the list was read rather than when the block was applied — so it would have shown "just now" for a block made last month. Windows records no date for these blocks, so there is nothing to read; rather than display a number that looks meaningful and isn't, the field is gone. It was never shown on screen, so nothing is missing from the tab.
- Removed two fields that could only ever have been blank. The App Blocker tracked a full file path for each blocked app, but blocks work by program name — Windows never records where the file was, which is also why a block keeps working if you move the file. The Process Manager tracked a process owner that nothing ever filled in. Both had a passing test asserting they were empty, which is how they survived. Neither reached the screen.
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