TopMostFriend

If we'd have a contest with the most creatively named application, TopMostFriend would be it. While it does not convey the whole idea of what the app wants to achieve, it gives you a slight hint, just like when you eat something and you can barely detect a type of spice in the mix. This application, if you somehow guessed it, allows users to keep certain windows in the system above others.

The idea behind the app is to provide functionality, not look pretty, or dazzle you with tons of unrelated capabilities. As a result, you get what is advertised; nothing more, nothing less. The application, once launched, can be accessed from the System Tray. There, you have the possibility of changing some of the tool's options or choose the window/windows you want to sit on top of all other desktop activity. Quite frankly, it's a simple process for a simple application.

Aside from the app's main functionality, the developer has included a couple of settings, allowing the user to slightly adjust the way the program responds to the commands you issue. Alter the hotkey combination for triggering a window to sit on top. Have the app run with administrator permissions or choose to have the icon of the affected window shown as you apply the sit-on-top function to it. These are not very important choices. Even so, you get to slightly adjust functionality to better suit your needs.

TopMostFriend is an easy-to-use application, coming in useful in all sorts of scenarios or events you might encounter while working on your PC. This means you'll have the option to organize what's happening on your desktop a bit more, potentially even dealing with a rise in your productivity due to an increase in orderliness.