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Force window to stay in front?
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I was wondering if there was a way to force a window in OSX to stay in front? For example if I am watching a movie in Quicktime or iTunes is there a way to force the window to stay in front so when I work on other things the movie doesn't get pushed to the back?
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NicePlayer, and, I think, VLC have options to always be in front, and are great video players.
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That's something the developer of an app has to enable. I'm not sure whether there is third-party software that can do that for you. I usually sort windows manually …
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I don't suffer from insanity, I enjoy every minute of it.
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Thanks. Windowshade works great.
David
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