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A lightweight window management utility to help get the most out of your limited screen area, by (safely) giving you the tools to: add transparency to a window, force a window to be topmost/appear on top of all others, as well as shortcut toggle-able click-through, or "ghost widows", if you like, where all clicks pass right through it as if it weren't there. Sometimes you may only need one of these settings, but combining them together effectively allows you to turn any program into an overlay. For example, your games, or perhaps some documentation you were reading: allowing it to persistently stay on top of another window, without blocking out the content thanks to transparency, while also not having to worry about accidentally clicking on it, thanks to click-through ghost windows, but being able to interact with it when you *choose* to -- what you're left with, is a window with all of the attributes that make a dedicated overlay, and overlay, but present in an ordinary window

Windows 11/10 taskbar area application that allows toggle of any desktop window "Always On Top" state. For example keep Messenger always on top of other windows or any other application that you'd like to always have visible.

...X events could be sent using utilities like xdotool or wmctrl. Their commands, as well as swmctl ones could be mapped to keyboard shortcuts using a utility like sxhkd. You can find an example sxhkd config in the examples.

Shortcut Maker is a simple and easy-to-use application designed to easily create key shortcuts to various applications. The software provides you with additional keyboard shortcuts and will generate virtual key events for each action. For example, if you want to change the hot key for the Print option or for a specific action of any utility, you can easily change it within the application.

CIT, also known as Command Interpreter Tool, is an easy-to-use and useful instrument that allows you to use Python commands and various cmd commands (or the commands in your os). It's possible to use CIT as a portable python interpreter, Just install it on your flashdrive and use the batch file (CIT.bat) to run CIT (shortcut probably won't work if you use CIT portable).

Multi Display Cursor Tracker utility help to control contents of displays especially if it not visible from one place. For example: your second monitor(TV) located far or turned around.