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> If you're asking for a way to keep any window on top in macOS, there isn't a way. What an unfortunate lack of functionality. On XFCE, a free Linux window man
by RandomGuyDTB 7y ago
> If you're asking for a way to keep any window on top in macOS, there isn't a way.
What an unfortunate lack of functionality. On XFCE, a free Linux window manager, I can right-click a window and select `always on top`. MacOS is a premium product and doesn't offer that.
- cerberusss 7y agoOh yeah, tell me about it. I used Linux for many years on the desktop, until I changed career into iOS development. I really missed it. One redeeming grace is that macOS does support virtual desktops quite well. That, combined with a nice 32" monitor, means I no longer need it as often. But it's a miss, to be sure. Edit: if the "popout video" button isn't there for a video on a website, then it's in the right-click menu. Of course, some (most?) websites including Youtube have a custom right-click menu. To get it back, there is an extension, but boy what a hassle.