Other Taskbar Always On Top Threads Are "Too Old"

Since links are blocked for bots and perhaps lurkers like myself, I registered for the sole purpose of getting at the linked solutions mentioned on these threads:

Taskbar Always On Top - Disable or Enable
DisableTaskbarOnTop - disable taskbar always on top

Only to find these messages:

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I was able to run a game in windowed mode and have it on top of the task bar just a few months ago and now I can't. I am sure I'm not imagining this as I did not own this game prior to this year.

Are there any NEW solutions to this issue other than Auto-Hide?

111 said:

Since links are blocked for bots and perhaps lurkers like myself, I registered for the sole purpose of getting at the linked solutions mentioned on these threads:

Taskbar Always On Top - Disable or Enable
DisableTaskbarOnTop - disable taskbar always on top

We don't block links to guests, the threads that you have linked to no longer work so were removed.

I guess you are talking about windowed borderless mode. Not all games have that option. You have to check the game settings, search forums.

Googling, there is this app - Windowed Borderless Gaming

Steam forums dedicated to the app - General Discussions :: Windowed Borderless Gaming

Games that are supported are in the forums.

Nice I was just about to make a thread about this. There was a reg fix for taskbar not always going into the background when using fullscreen program. Fullscreenborderless doesn't have anything to do with the issue.