Currently most programs will correctly be in front when resized to fullscreen size (just like a browser when going into fullscreen mode) while some may not (observed only for Emacs so far). If anyone has an idea how to force windows to sit in front of the taskbar WITHOUT hiding the taskbar, please let me know. Some programs may require maximizing the window first before the fullscreen mode works correctly.
Doesn't work for programs that don't support normal resizing, such as cmd.exe.An additional "hide taskbar" script or enabling "autohide taskbar" will be needed when using this script with such programs. Some programs (observed for Emacs) will sit behind the taskbar.by putting control elements into the title bar as seen in Microsofts Ribbon UI or Chrome, which replaces the title bar by the tab bar) the results will look bad. If the program has modified the decorations (e.g.Press your ToggleFakeFullscreen hotkey.Make the game resolution and the screen resolution match (not needed for games like minecraft that support arbitrary windows sizes).It can also be used as an approximation of the "distraction free editing" concept, as it reduces screen clutter.
It should work in theory for both games and desktop programs, across multiple monitors (the program should fill the monitor it's center currently resides on) and should correctly restore position, size and decorations of windows by storing their state in an associative array.
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