[laurentiu021]

What changed

The 1.136.156 and 1.136.157 entries say which pages scroll at the default window. I measured those from a layout with no data, the way PageHeightTests lays pages out. With no DataContext every bound status line and both halves of a chart-or-empty-state pair show at once, and every list is empty, so the heights are not the page a user sees.

Laid out instead with each page's own view model, nothing running and the app not elevated, at 1,044 x 781, here is how far each page scrolls:

Page	1.136.156	1.136.157
System Fixes	199 px	187 px
Settings Watchdog, its eight settings, no baseline	137 px	101 px
Ping, its four targets and the router	156 px	92 px
Resource History	89 px	0
Bandwidth Monitor	33 px	0
Quick Cleanup	22 px	0
Scheduled Maintenance, Windows Update	0	0

Elevated, the figures are a little lower (System Fixes 181 and 169, Settings Watchdog 119 and 83), and nothing else changes.

The entries were wrong both ways. 1.136.156 named Scheduled Maintenance and Windows Update among the pages that scroll, and 1.136.157 said Ping and Settings Watchdog fitted and Quick Cleanup still scrolled, by 69 px.

• 1.136.157: a new headline, the no-data figures marked as such, the Quick Cleanup sentence gone, and a bullet with the measurement above that says what the entry first said.
• 1.136.156: the no-data figures marked as such, and the eight-page list replaced by the six pages and their figures, with what it first said.
• README: the window paragraph said a page keeps its charts at 160 px or more. Ping's chart is 136, Bandwidth Monitor's 104 and Resource History's temperature chart 92, so the sentence now names the part of the page that stretches, which is never less than 160.

The release notes of both versions and the two issue comments that repeat the claims get the same correction once this is in.

No code changes, so no release.