Publisher's Description
From Infinite Labs:
Afloat is a Cocoa extender that adds both useful window management and nice eye candy to most Mac applications. It can keep windows on top, make them transparent or unclickable, move them or resize them without having to reach for the title bar or corner, and more.
What's new in this version: This new version of the Afloat package is compatible with Snow Leopard.
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All versions:
2.5 starsout of 10 votes
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Current version:
1.8 starsout of 4 votes
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"Works great with Snow Leopard"
Version: Afloat 2.2
Pros
Really useful for combining video playback with the terminal, or keeping an eye on a webpage whilst watching a film.
Cons
Default keyboard shortcuts conflict with other apps I use.
Summary
Overall an excellent extension to OS X.
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"DOES NOT WORK!"
Version: Afloat 2.2
Pros
NONE AT ALL
Cons
It installs 2 programs!
Summary
Dosent work
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"Doesn't work on any of my apps."
Version: Afloat 2.2
Pros
None that I can think of.
Cons
I needed this to work on iTunes videos and Yahoo messenger but the application is not compatible with either.
Summary
Wait for an update to the application of a different application. Right now, it's pretty much useless.
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"Does not work with chats"
Version: Afloat 2.2
Pros
Easy to download
Cons
Easy to remove
Summary
Per a review on CNET, I added this. I rarely add applications especially with my new Macbook Pro. But I do use 'spaces' and have multiple screens open for work, play, music, etc. And it is an inconvenience switching when chatting using Yahoo or Skype. I thought that would solve the problem. However...afloat states it is unable to support either of these. Now I did not try anything else as I only needed it for these two. Yet...it did not work for me.
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