SysManager 1.130.4

[1.130.4] - 2026-10-14

The checkboxes in six lists are the app's own checkbox now, with the focus ring, and none is cut off (#2696).

Fixed

• The row checkboxes in App Blocker, App Updates, DNS & Hosts, Shortcut Cleaner, Uninstaller and Windows Update
  drew the plain Windows checkbox, with a dotted focus rectangle and the arrow cursor, unlike every other checkbox in
  the app. A list's checkbox column gave its checkboxes a style of its own, which replaced the app's. They are the
  app's dark checkbox with the purple fill and the focus ring now, centred in their column.
• Three checkboxes in lists were cut off: Windows Update's select-all checkbox in its column header, shown 12 px of
  its 18, and the row checkboxes in Browser Cleaner and Debloater, 2 px short. They fit now, and Uninstaller's and
  Windows Update's checkbox columns are wider to make room for the app's box.

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