SysManager 1.75.9

[1.75.9] - 2026-08-28

Text on the coloured buttons is readable on every theme now. On most of the twelve themes the white
label on a purple, orange or green button was too faint against its own background, worst of all on
Warm Ember where it was barely there. Those labels switch to dark text where dark reads better.

Changed

• Labels on coloured buttons now pick black or white, whichever you can actually read. The main
  action button on every tab takes its colour from the theme, and that colour ranges from a deep indigo
  to a bright amber, but the label on it was always white. On Warm Ember that put white text on orange,
  which measures as barely-there rather than merely low contrast; on ten of the twelve themes it was
  below the readable-text standard. The label now switches to dark text on the themes where dark reads
  better, which is eight of them. Ten themes look different as a result, and that is the fix: Lavender
  and Soft Blossom keep white text because white is genuinely better there.
• The same applies to the red buttons and the checkbox tick. "Delete", "Remove" and the other red
  buttons had the identical problem in reverse — their white label was too faint on the dark theme and
  fine on the light one — so they now follow the same rule per theme. The tick inside a ticked checkbox
  sits on the same theme colour and was likewise always white, so it follows too.

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