Actual Window Rollup

Actual Window Rollup Fills in the window interface of Windows a gap that is immediately noticed by users who have experience with windowed Unix / Linux / MacOS interfaces: Windows does not have a useful "windows-rollovers" function in many cases, which allows to hide the contents of any window, leaving only its header visible.

For those who prefer to work with the mouse, this is a convenient and ergonomic alternative to the usual minimization in the Taskbar: minimize the window to the title and deploy it back by just two clicks on the additional button in the window title; In this case, unlike the usual minimization, you do not need to move the mouse to the Taskbar and back.

The new function is available both in interactive and in automatic mode. The windows can be collapsed into the header via an additional button in the header, an additional item in the system menu of the window, by pressing a combination of "hot keys" or by double-clicking on the window title. You can also configure auto-collapse of inactive windows and their auto-deployment when activated or when you hover the mouse pointer. There are both default settings applied to any arbitrary window, and the ability to specify special settings for the selected window type.

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