Window Opacity

When working with multiple apps and windows, there may be the need to make some of them transparent so that you can view the necessary information without having to constantly press Alt + Tab. Window Opacity is a lightweight tool designed to make any window open transparent.

To get started, first users need to run the executable file so that the program can detect all current open applications' windows. The app quickly scans and displays all running processes – that feature a window – and provides you with the name that you can use in the config.json file for processing.

The JSON is where the transparency of a window can be set by simply typing a value at the Opacity variable. It goes without saying that users need to know or at least do some research before setting the value since the tool requires a precise number. Then again, this also leaves room for experimentation and enables users to set any desired opacity to the windows they are working with.

Once the name of the process is added in the configuration file, the executable file needs to be re-run for the changes to take effect. For the time being, the application works on x64 bit architecture processors.