Do you want a program that will put you in control of the windows of your programs? You can check out Chameleon Window Manager. The program will allow you control the windows of your programs using customizable buttons added to the title bars of the windows (Always on Top, Minimize to Tray, Minimize to Caption, Specify Transparency, Position window at left/right of screen). You can add buttons to windows in the following two modes: include in all windows with the possibility to disable them where required and add them only to specified windows. It is also possible to customize the buttons and the order in which they should be displayed.

Chameleon Window Manager can be used for the following; save the window size, position, transparency, and ‘minimized’ or ‘Always On Top’ states. It is then possible to restore their states when they are opened again, make it easier to customize the behavior of separate windows you can create general rules and apply them with one click, automatically close unnecessary windows, specify the window size and position, move windows to a specific monitor, set transparency, minimize them to the taskbar, add buttons to windows in the following two modes: include in all windows with the possibility to disable them where required and add them only to specified windows, and many more.

Want to check it out? Visit Chameleon-Managers.

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