Just right click on the Autohotkey script icon on your taskbar, and click 'Toggle Always On Top'.Īnother great portable&freeware tool from Nirsoft - NirCMD - allows to set top-most state via command line as in the following sample, making active foreground window sit on top till it is closed (or returned to normal via sending '0') - nircmdc.exe win settopmost foreground 1īest combined with a timeout, command will wait a bit (2 seconds) till you switch back to the desired window - timeout 2 & nircmdc.exe win settopmost foreground 1

Menu, Tray, Add, Toggle Always On Top, AlwaysOnTop Using a hotkey for toggling AlwaysOnTop is the most convenient, but if you intent to not use your keyboard, here's a GUI way to do this since it was requested: #Persistent If you're unfamiliar with AutoHotkey, download it from here:Įxplaining AutoHotkey would not be relative to this answer, and the tutorial link will explain much better than I can. WinSet, AlwaysOnTop, OnOffToggle, WinTitle, WinText, ExcludeTitle,Ī activates WinTitle A which means the Active Window.

You can use AutoHotkey and make a script with just a single line of code: ^SPACE:: Winset, AlwaysOnTop,, AĬtrl+ Space Will toggle a window to stay on top.

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