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Keep the page you need in sight.

Float a webpage above your other work. Open the current tab or any link, then move and resize the window to fit your screen.

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5refresh intervals

ChatGPT displayed inside an Always on Top floating window — Floating view One clean window. No browser chrome.

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Built for real multitasking

One page stays visible.
Your focus stays intact.

Keep the useful part of the web above your current task—without switching tabs every few seconds.

Float the tab you are viewing

Click the extension icon to open the current page in a compact, always-visible window.

Open any link

Right-click a link and launch it directly into an Always-on-Top Window.

Place it precisely

Move and resize the floating window so it supports your work without covering it.

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Refresh on schedule

Automatically reload time-sensitive pages at one of five optional intervals.

Useful when context matters

Keep reference material beside the work.

For building

Documentation & logs

Keep API references, build output or status pages visible while you code.

For learning

Tutorials & videos

Follow an explanation while you practise in another app or browser window.

For monitoring

Dashboards & live feeds

Watch changing data without repeatedly leaving your main task.

For writing

Notes & sources

Hold a useful webpage nearby while you draft, compare or research.

Two quick ways to launch

Choose the page.
Pop it out.

Open the full setup guide

Current tab

Use the toolbar icon

Pin the extension, open the page you need, then click its icon.

Pinning Always on Top Window in the Chrome extensions menu

Any link

Use the context menu

Right-click a link and choose “Open Link in Always-on-top Window”.

Opening a link in an Always-on-Top Window from the Chrome context menu

Important to know

Made for web pages,
linked to the source tab.

The extension floats web content from Chrome. It does not pin other desktop applications.

Keep the original browser tab open. Closing it also closes the floating window.

The floating view shows the webpage without the usual browser controls, helping the content stay focused.

Quick answers

Before you
pin a page.

Can I float the current Chrome tab?

Yes. Open the page, then click the extension icon in the Chrome toolbar.

Can I open a link directly?

Yes. Right-click a link and select the Always-on-Top Window option from the context menu.

Can the window refresh automatically?

Yes. Optional intervals are 5, 10 or 30 seconds, and 1 or 5 minutes.

Does it work with desktop apps?

No. The extension is designed to float web pages opened through Chrome.

Less tab switching

Put the web page
where your work is.

Add Always on Top to Chrome

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