Borderless Gaming

Borderless-Gaming is a borderless window manager and desktop window controller designed to remove window borders from applications. It functions as a game windowing utility that converts windowed video games into borderless windows to simulate a fullscreen experience.

The tool focuses on gaming multitasking workflows by eliminating the delays associated with switching between fullscreen applications and other active programs. It maximizes the usable screen area by removing window decorations from both games and general desktop applications.

The system handles window management by forcing windowed games into borderless mode and calculating dimensions based on the current primary monitor resolution. It utilizes native operating system functions to manipulate window styles and dimensions in real time.

Features

Borderless Window Controllers - Removes visual borders from application windows to maximize screen area and speed up program switching.
Window Flag Modifications - Modifies system window flags in real time to remove title bars and borders.
Win32 API Integrations - Uses native Windows API calls to manipulate window styles and dimensions.
Application Window Managers - Functions as a manager for removing application window borders to facilitate faster multitasking.

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