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In this post we’ll be looking at some useful alternatives to emulate the “always on top” feature using freeware and open-source third-party tools.

owever, most software don’t have such feature and Windows 10 doesn’t offer a standard way to allow such behaviour. When working in Windows it’s often useful to have certain windows stay on top of others using the “always on top” feature that some programs (such as Windows Media Player) natively offer.