"Screen" v1.01 to hide part of the window

Semitransparent when distracted by animated banners on web pages

(08/11/19)

"Screen" v1.01

　Software that temporarily covers part of the window on the desktop. For example, when reading difficult news sites or long blogs on a web browser, it is recommended when you can't concentrate on the main text because the animated banners at the top or both sides of the web page bother you. Except for the center, the top, bottom, left, and right areas can be slightly hidden with solid bars that look like long, thin tiles. The size and position of each bar can be arbitrarily adjusted with the mouse, and the [Alignment] button on the toolbar at the top allows you to align them so that they fit perfectly. By dragging the toolbar, you can move the entire bar without changing the placement of each bar. In addition, you can hide either the top, bottom, left, or right bars, or display the whole in the foreground, and you can also minimize it. You can also adjust the transparency of all bars. If you don't hide it completely, but make it translucent, you won't have to worry about overlooking important information when you scroll down a web page, even if it's hidden.

[Copyright holder] FF
[Supported OS] (Operation confirmed on Windows XP by the editorial department)
[Software type] Free software
[Version] 1.01

□F.F's Home Page [TOP]
http://www.cnet-try.ne.jp/FF/

(Tetsuya Kawahara)