SysManager 1.130.79

[1.130.79] - 2026-10-22

Opening SysManager again while it runs in the notification area no longer switches the Windows theme back to the
Dark Mode schedule's or starts winget in the background: a second start only brings the open window forward.

Fixed

• A second start, and each in-app update, ran every tab in a hidden copy of SysManager. Opening SysManager from
  its shortcut while it was already running handed over to the open window, as it should, but the copy about to
  close still built its window and every tab before it went, against the real PC: the Dark Mode schedule was
  applied again, which switched back a theme chosen by hand in Windows Settings, winget started listing the
  installed apps, and every other tab started the work it does when it opens, none of it logged. The update's file
  swap did the same. A second start now only brings the open window forward, and the swap only swaps the file.
  Since 0.13.2.

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