Pakua SysManager 1.136.77

[1.136.77] - 2026-11-02
DNS & Hosts keeps a comment that starts with a number as you wrote it, and a screen reader hears what a save did.
Fixed
- DNS & Hosts read a hosts-file comment that starts with a number as disabled entries: "# 3 entries below block
telemetry" was listed as four disabled entries for IP 3, one per word, and the next Save wrote it back as one line
per word, or dropped it once you removed those rows. .NET reads "3", "2024" and "1.2.3" as addresses. Only a line
that starts with a whole address, as a hosts file writes one, is an entry now, and Add refuses the short forms too.
This was there since the tab was added in 1.6.0.
- What Add, Save, Restore and Refresh did on the hosts card was shown in a line a screen reader is never told about,
and Save shows no other message, so a write you had just confirmed went unannounced, whether it worked or not. That
line is announced now. This was there since 1.6.0 too.
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