Hulu Desktop

Gee! I wonder why I didn't know that? It seems apparent that no one can answer my question, so I shall consider this thread closed.

Adrian said:

How am I going off in a tangent?
I asked what issues were you having in the browser?

It seems pointless to respond to your question, but I shall anyway. My OP did not ask about how to resolve the issues that I had with viewing Hulu via a browser. I only mentioned it in passing as a background for my decision to use the app instead, as I tend to be as complete as possible in the details of a situation as possible. I answered your questions regarding this in the same vein.

I had no intention or desire to change the focus of the thread to anything other than my one and simple question...a switch or method to keep an application always on top, when it didn't have that capability designed into it's interface. The likely answer was that either it wasn't possible, or that no one new how to do it. Either of these answers would have sufficed, but of course, I hoped that there was a third alternative...a solution. The answer that you provided was none of these. As far as I'm concerned, browser viewing is not an alternative.

I don't consider it a rebuke, just an explanation.

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seekermeister said:

With an attitude like that you're lucky to get any answer at all... my reply was not intended to be sarcastic... if you are watching hulu, what need is there for another active application to be displayed on the desktop... in the future instead of attitude, try google...

You were right. I found a number of Google returns, like this one:

Always On Top Maker