SysManager 1.136.152

[1.136.152] - 2026-11-09

Names shown beside an icon or a badge in a list end in "…" when they are too long for the column, and pointing at
one shows the whole name.

Fixed

• Process Manager's, Startup's and Uninstaller's names, Bandwidth Monitor's apps and App Blocker's programs sat beside
  their icon in a row that gave them all the width they asked for, so a long one ran to the column's edge and was
  cut there. So did the names beside a badge in App Alerts, Debloater and Browser Cleaner, and Right-click Menu's
  names. Each now ends in "…" within its column and shows whole when pointed at, with its badge still beside it, and
  Right-click Menu's details on hover start with the entry's whole name. Uninstaller's package id, Debloater's
  package name and Bandwidth Monitor's ports end in "…" the same way.
• A test fails a word a list's template column binds that neither trims nor wraps, or trims with nothing to show it
  whole on hover, and another lays out every template column's cell with long words and fails one that runs past
  the cell.

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