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What OS do you use? In Linux, there is a built in "always-on-top" feature, but on Windows there is not. Also, don't forget you have Smart Positioning :) That f
by ba32107 6y ago
What OS do you use? In Linux, there is a built in "always-on-top" feature, but on Windows there is not.
Also, don't forget you have Smart Positioning :) That feature is pretty powerful IMO.
- atleta 6y agoYeah, I almost mentioned that I'm using gnome on linux but then I thought that this must be a ubiquitous feature. Now I'm surprised and have to look up if "always on top" was there in windows XP (the last version I've used) or not. :)