Shkarko SysManager 1.114.35

[1.114.35] - 2026-09-29
Volume Control and Bandwidth Monitor now leave a message on screen long enough to read. Saving a preset,
exporting, or a change Windows refused used to be replaced within a second by the number of apps.
Fixed
- Volume Control, Bandwidth Monitor: an outcome stays on the status line until you do something else. Both
tabs refresh their list every second, and every refresh rewrote the status line with how many apps were
playing audio or using the network. A saved or deleted preset, a preset applied, a volume change Windows
refused, an export, a loaded range or the "needs administrator" note was gone within a second.
- The refresh now writes the count only while the line still shows the count. It keeps up while nothing
else has been said, and a message stays until the next thing you do.
- On Bandwidth Monitor, going back to the live chart lets the count return, since the line would otherwise
still describe the range just left.
Present since the tabs were added: Volume Control in v1.52.38, Bandwidth Monitor in v1.54.0. Closes #2532.
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