SysManager 1.65.5

[1.65.5] - 2026-08-14

Buttons and checkboxes are now read out with the words actually printed on them. If you use Windows Speech Recognition or a screen reader, 36 controls used to be announced with different wording than what you could see — so saying the label out loud did not press the button.

Fixed

• 36 controls said one thing and were announced as another. A button reading "Clean TEMP" was announced as "Clean temporary files", "Ask a question" as "Open GitHub Discussions", "Enable 0.5 ms timer" as "Enable high-resolution timer". Voice control matches what is written on screen, so none of those could be activated by saying the visible label, and a screen reader described them differently than a sighted person would. Each name now begins with the words on the control and keeps the longer explanation after it, so both work.

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