Wraith

Working on a computer can mean having to deal with a lot of windows on the desktop, which makes it a crowded, and difficult space. Although most of them can be minimized to the taskbar, you might want to completely hide them in a jiffy. This is where Wraith comes in handy, letting you hide nearly any kind of window.

A cool thing about it is that you can see what it’s all about from the moment download is done, because it’s not packed inside an installer. As such, you can even carry it with you on a USB flash drive in case you want to use it on other computers. Don’t worry about the health status of the target PC because it’s not affected, since registry entries remain intact.

There’s only one window to work with, managing to store all features in an organized manner. A list is there to show the windows you want to hide, while the other section of the interface is where all hotkey commands can be viewed and configured. With the help of a crosshair you can easily target windows of interest.

You might end up a little confused while trying it out at first. This is because you first need to create a list of windows you want to hide, and this is done through the crosshair. Sadly, you can only target up to six different windows. Once the list is created, you can hide the main window, which is only brought back up through the dedicated hotkey command.

There are several modes through which to hide windows. This can be done by pressing any three keys, moving the cursor to the top left corner, or through a custom keyboard button. You can also configure hotkey commands to bring up the main window, as well as to show all hidden windows.

To sum it up, Wraith is sure to help you hide target windows to prevent others from seeing what exactly is that you’re doing. However, you first need to configure the list of items to hide, and the list can only contain a maximum of six elements.