SysManager 1.65.19

[1.65.19] - 2026-08-18

A fix for the Duplicate Files finder: a stray minus sign or an enormous number typed into the
"minimum size" box could quietly turn the filter inside out and make it scan every file instead of
only the large ones.

Fixed

• The "minimum size (KB)" box in Duplicate Files could invert its own filter. The scan keeps a
  file when its size is at least the number you type. That number is multiplied by 1024 to get bytes,
  and the box accepted anything — so a leading minus, or a value large enough to overflow when
  multiplied, produced a NEGATIVE threshold. Every file is larger than a negative size, so "only files
  above X" silently became "scan and hash every file in the folder" — the opposite of what you asked,
  and much slower. The typed value is now bounded before it is used, so the filter can only ever mean
  what it says.

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