If you're still looking for a simple way to add transparency to your windows without spending too much time with configuration of complex applications, here's PowerMenu, a simple tool that does that and even more.

The ace up its sleeve is definitely the way it manages to tackle this issue, offering users not only the possibility to add transparency to each window of the operating system, but also a couple of other handy tools.

First of all, installation. PowerMenu will be ready to run in a minute, placing a stylish icon in the System Tray that does nothing more than to show you the program is up and running.

In case you're wondering where's the interface, calm down and click on the top level system menu, you will now see four new options brought to you by PowerMenu.

Basically, you can now add transparency to a desired level just by clicking on it, but you can also set process priority without going to Task Manager or using another application for this purpose.

Plus, you can also set the window to remain always on top even if the program per se doesn't include this option, but there's also a tool to minimize it to Tray and thus organize your working space a little bit better. If you wish to close the app and thus get rid of the new options, it's enough to right click the Tray icon and hit exit.

You won't feel a major slowdown in performance after installing PowerMenu, but older computers might notice a minor difference when using it.

All things considered though, PowerMenu is quite an interesting software solution, and since it's free, we don't really see a reason to avoid giving it a try.