FindDiskKiller 1.3.10

FindDiskKiller 1.3.10

This release keeps everyday monitoring responsive while preserving continuous
collection and the full processing speed of dedicated and batch analysis.

Everyday responsiveness

• Keep monitoring active while deferring nonessential screen refreshes during
  live scrolling, then apply the latest collected sample as soon as scrolling
  settles.
• Move process icon decoding away from the main thread and bound concurrent
  decoding work to prevent application icons from interrupting interaction.
• Defer Settings service-state refreshes until after the initial content is
  visible, while keeping its skeleton aligned with the loaded controls.
• Keep navigation state visible before starting derived monitoring work.

Applications table

• Show 20 applications per page after global filtering and sorting, with stable
  previous and next controls and correct page clamping as results change.
• Preformat visible row metrics and accessibility summaries outside scrolling
  frames, and suppress hover-card churn only while the table is moving.
• Fit columns to the actual scroll viewport by expanding or compressing them
  within readable limits. A horizontal scrollbar now appears only when the
  window is genuinely too narrow for the minimum column widths.
• Preserve adjustable columns, hover details, visual effect levels, and the
  Now view's top-12 application summary.

Analysis behavior and integrity

• Continuous monitoring remains active across Now, Applications, Settings, and
  navigation changes.
• Dedicated and batch analysis continue to use full CPU concurrency for the
  fastest results; these UI optimizations do not throttle analysis work.
• Build 132 passed the serial Swift test suite and release validation workflow.
• The release is universal, Developer ID signed, notarized,
  Gatekeeper-validated, and Sparkle-signed before publication.