ForceToolkit

Windows comes with numerous customization options already, and to top it all off, the selection of software to bring forth even more such options is itself in no small number. Whether it is cosmetic or functionality customization, the Windows user experience can vary wildly from person to person.

If you're looking for more control over your....Windows' windows, then you're in the right place: ForceToolkit enables the user some additional controls over their program windows, allowing them to more thoroughly operate them: toggle always on top, forcefully hide them, change their window title, and so on.

Through the software, users can handily change the way some program windows operate. The tool is quick to install, and making use of its functions comes naturally. For it to work, you'll have to drag the cursor from its interface onto the window you want to adjust.

It should be noted that the tool's functionality is limited on some windows. For instance, you cannot force a title change on File Explorer, the built-in Photos app, and other such OS-related tools. However, may still force killing their process, therefore closing them.

Using the tool on a third-party application worked without fault. I was able to change the window title, set it to always be on top, as well as force to disable, enable, or hide the targeted window. Applying the changes can be done either to the selected window, or to the object itself.

Aside from that, you're also able to force a preferred window size. The width and height values can be freely changed, and users can even redraw the object's UI area.

ForceToolkit can enable users to make some changes to their windows, affording them more possibilities to enhance both customization and practicality: depending on your use, you might find this program to be worthwhile, or not at all.