Borderless Gaming. Borderless tabs

For specific problems, we have specific solutions. Play your games in borderless tabs.

This is a problem that if you are a gamer, you have indeed come across sometime in your life. If you had a game that you wanted to run in full screen and you tried to switch tabs, Windows made your life difficult. And the fact is that as games get heavier and it becomes more complicated to run each game, switching tabs becomes a complex process. The famous Alt + Tab without leaving the game, depending on whether it's full screen or has those borders that make the experience much worse, is unhelpful and unprofitable for your processor.

So, if you wanted to have different tabs and navigate between them, there were no comfortable and effective ways to do it until now. But we have a simple and highly effective solution for you, so you don't have to keep attacking your Alt + Tab, and you don't have to exit the game.

It is possible that in very modern games, you may have been able to activate the borderless mode of tabs. And it's an absolute marvel. It gives you the best of both worlds. You can navigate well between tabs without it being a headache and having to close the game, and you can also enjoy the game 100% (because the borders previously took up a lot of space).

So you have almost the same immersive feeling as having the entire screen, but without the inefficiency that comes with it in Windows.

So it's a perfect option for those who, besides playing games, also want to listen to music or search for things in the browser. The items you can do while playing are unlimited. What matters is what you want to do.

So if you want to play with several tabs simultaneously, it is a perfect option.

I have read very positive people's experiences. The only complaint that seems to exist is that it doesn't work quite right with certain games, and compatibility makes it impossible to use this program.

Once you download the program, it automatically starts detecting any process running on your computer, not exclusively games. It only sees those that have windows open or are in full screen. For the processes that you want to appear without borders (or, as the title says: Borderless), you must add them to favorites by choosing them and dragging them to the favorites bar on the right side.

The good thing about this is that it is a once-only process. From now on, that particular application or game will always run in borderless mode.

As you can see, it's a simple process that serves you well.

Several users complain that there are advertisements inside the program, even in the paid version (because there is an open-source version).

Anyway, I choose to have the program when I put the several positive and negative aspects.

And the virtues of using "pseudo tabs" are enormous. You can move between tabs without having to close the game, and you can enjoy the look of the games almost as if they were full-screen.

Conclusion:

Always in making choices, you have to weigh virtues and detriments. Essential to make decisions. And when we put things like this, the result seems obvious if you need to move between tabs or encounter this problem often.

The compatibility with games is enormous. Anyway, on your Steam page, there is a group where you can discuss which games are compatible and which are not. So you can clear your doubts.