Fix Window

Having to work with a lot of windows in a crowded desktop is pretty frustrating, especially if you don’t have a second monitor to use. On the bright side of things, there are various tools you can rely on for management of different settings, such as transparency and layer level, and Fix Window is a suitable example in this regard.

One first advantage is that you’re not even taken through a setup process to make features work, so you can even deploy it on a thumb drive to use on other computers besides your own. More than that, you can rest assured that system stability is not put at risk, because registry entries are not modified during runtime.

A pretty compact, yet intuitive window shows up on launch. Several options are at your disposal to apply different effects, but above everything, you have the window picker tool, which simply requires you to hold down the Shift key while clicking the target window title bar, thus saving a great deal of time and effort.

Once a window is selected, you’re free to decide, or even try out some of the effects you can apply. Among others, there’s a transparency slider to make a window see-through, while transparency can be completely toggled, and not just adjusted.

A pretty useful function which goes along quite well with transparency is the ghost function, which allows you to click through any window. Last but not least, there’s the possibility to make a window stay on top of everything else, which lets you set a custom Z-order for your active windows.

All things considered, we can state that Fix Window is a pretty practical application you can use to get a better grip on window management. Functions might not be that abundant, but go well together. Since it's wrapped around a clean, intuitive design, you’re sure to make something out of the set of features.