SysManager 1.117.0

[1.117.0] - 2026-10-06

Speed Test now shows how your connection has been doing, not only how it is right now. Above each history
table is a small chart of your past results with a line at your usual speed, and one sentence saying whether a
recent test was far below it.

Added

• A trend above each Speed Test history (#1499). The tab kept the last 20 results per engine as a table, which
  holds the answer to "is my internet worse than it used to be, or is it just today?" but does not show it.
  • Download and upload over time, drawn from the same results the table lists, with a dashed line at your usual
    download. "Usual" is the median, so one slow evening does not move it.
  • One sentence under it: "Usually about 480 Mbps", and, when a run was under half of that, whether it was only
    the latest test (run another to see whether it lasts), the last few in a row (this looks like a change), or
    one earlier test with the latest back to normal (one slow moment, not a trend).
  • It appears from the second test, so one result is never drawn as a line; until then the card says a trend
    needs a second test. A run that measured no download is left out, and an upload that was not measured leaves
    a gap instead of a drop to zero.
  • Ookla and HTTP each have their own chart, never a shared one, because the two measure differently.

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