Shkarko SysManager 1.136.136

[1.136.136] - 2026-11-06
Display Profiles reads its 15-second countdown out once rather than every second, and puts focus on Keep.
Fixed
- After Apply on Display Profiles, the status line, which a screen reader announces, was rewritten every second, "Keep
these settings? Reverting in 14s…", so Narrator queued about fifteen sentences while you looked for Keep, and kept
talking after the mode had gone back (since 1.37.0). It is said once now, "Applied 1920 × 1080 @ 60 Hz. Press Keep
within 15 seconds, or the previous mode comes back.", and the bar above it counts the seconds without being read
out. Focus moves to Keep when the bar appears, since Apply is disabled by then and focus was left nowhere. A check
reads every timer in the view models and fails when one writes an announced line on each tick.
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