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The frustrating thing is that Always On Top is implemented in Windows, just not exposed to the user in any useful way. For years I used a simple ~30 LOC progra
by predakanga 10y ago
The frustrating thing is that Always On Top is implemented in Windows, just not exposed to the user in any useful way.
For years I used a simple ~30 LOC program that mapped Alt+F5 to maximize/restore and Alt+F6 to toggle Always On Top. Sadly, I seem to have lost it.
It really did wonders for my workflow, especially in the days before Dash or Aero Snap. Being able to have a little documentation window up was fantastic!
- option_greek 10y agoYou can still do it even if the original application doesn't implement it. Find the main application window with WinSpy and just mark it as top most. I know its not convenient but it can be done :)
- thezilch 10y agoYou can do it with AHK's WinSet: https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinSet.htm https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinSet.htm
- Flenser 10y agoor cmdow's /TOP command http://ritchielawrence.github.io/cmdow/ http://ritchielawrence.github.io/cmdow/
- conradfr 10y agoAs I posted in this thread, TurboTop may be a solution: ttps://www.savardsoftware.com/turbotop/ For sure when you have only one monitor it really helps following tutorials, documentation etc.