• Windows Always On Top Option
• Outlook Window Stays On Top

A lot of Enhancer for YouTube™ users have asked me to add an option to make the pop-out player stay always on top of other windows, but it's not possible because browser extensions have limited capabilities so I'm gonna show you how you can easily do it using AutoHotkey, a popular free and open source software for Windows.

How to install and use AutoHotkey

First you need to download AutoHotkey so go to the download page and click the 'Download AutoHotkey Installer' button. Once downloaded, execute the file and select 'Express installation'. If you select 'Custom installation' it is recommended to select one of the 'Unicode' versions. Once the installation is complete click on 'Exit' to close the 'AutoHotkey Setup'.
Now follow these steps to create the script that will be used by AutoHotkey:

• On your desktop, right-click on an empty space and select 'AutoHotkey Script' inside the 'New' menu.
• Give the script a name (e.g. AlwaysOnTop) and save it.
• Right-click on the script and select 'Edit Script'.
• Replace the content of the file with the following code:
  #Space:: Winset, AlwaysOnTop, Toggle, A
• Save the file.

Keep on Top Any Window Just click on the Stay Always-on-Top button or use a hokey (Win+S, by default) and Actual Title Buttons will keep that particular window on top of all others. This means that other windows will no longer annoy you by masking the window you need to see as you work. Navigate to in a web. Easily Fix Windows that Won't Stay Open or Up by Replacing the Window Channel Sash Balance. Get rid of the Stick you've been Propping the Window up with!TOOL. Sep 15, 2015 In order to perform more calculations, I must click in the taskbar to pull up the calculator again, whereas if there was a simple 'stay on top' setting, the calculator would always be visible for back and forth calculations-entries-calculations-entries.

Windows Always On Top Option

Outlook Window Stays On Top

That's it! Now double-click the script to run it then select the window you want to keep on top of the others and press W (Windows icon key) and Spacebar on your keyboard. When you want to restore the default behavior select the same window and press those keys again. When you want to completely stop the script right-click the green AutoHotkey icon in the system tray and select 'Exit'. If you want to use a different key combination let me know in the comments.
If you want to set the size and position of the window you can modify the script to use WinMove. The following code will move the window in the top right corner but obviously you can specify your own X and Y coordinates and also the width and height of the window: