SysManager 1.130.47

[1.130.47] - 2026-10-21

Process Manager's "Show only apps" lists a Store app such as Settings or Calculator, and a frozen one reads "Not
responding".

Fixed

• "Show only apps" hid a Store app on screen, such as Settings or Calculator, and listed ApplicationFrameHost
  instead. On screen, a Store app is drawn in a frame that belongs to ApplicationFrameHost, a system process, with
  the app's own window inside it, so the frame counted for ApplicationFrameHost and the app had no window. For the same
  reason a frozen one could not read "Not responding": the check asked the frame, which keeps answering. The frame
  counts for the app inside it now, and the check asks the app's window. Since 0.28.8 for the filter and 0.9.0 for the
  status.
• A window Windows keeps hidden made a program an app. A window its own program has cloaked still reads as
  visible, so helpers with such windows passed "Show only apps". They no longer count; a window on another virtual
  desktop still does. Since 0.28.8.

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