Shkarko SysManager 1.76.3

[1.76.3] - 2026-09-03
The strip at the top of a page that says whether SysManager is running as administrator changes when you
grant it. It used to change more than it needed to: the corners went from slightly rounded to more rounded,
and the strip got 26 pixels shorter, so everything below it jumped.
Fixed
- The administrator strip keeps its shape when you elevate. Thirty-one pages draw two versions of that
strip in the same place — one asking for administrator rights, one confirming you have them — and the two
had been written with different corner rounding and different internal spacing. Swapping between them moved
everything underneath by 26 pixels and visibly changed the corners, at the exact moment the app should look
steady. Both now use the same rounding and spacing, so the only thing that changes is the wording, the
colour, and the "Run as administrator" button disappearing once there is nothing left to click. That button
is 18 of the original 26 pixels and cannot be helped; the other 8, and the corners, were an accident.
Changed
- The strip asking for administrator rights is slightly more rounded and 8 pixels shorter. It adopted the
rounding and spacing the confirming version already used, which is also the rounding every other card in
the app uses. Nothing moved position and no wording changed.
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