I mean, make him stop disappearing. Untie him from the spaces in principle or something like that, so that it was "on top" of them, or something. And when scrolling, it did not go along with one, appearing later on the other, but it remained in its place, despite the change of spaces.

Over all windows .floatingWindow , including full-screen application is agent , as well as displaying on all spaces .canJoinAllSpaces and zero response to expose .stationary (in the original, I suppose .ignoresCycle , but in my case it is) done. Interested only described in the first paragraph.

  • Do I need it to remain when the application is minimized or within the framework of the application? - Max Mikheyenko
  • @MaxMikheyenko vaguely understand what is meant by "so that it remains when the application is minimized" ... because, apparently, in the framework of the work. - Roman Elizarov
  • The picture in picture, which you give as an example, works even if you minimize the application and exit to the phone’s home screen. Do you need it or? - Max Mikheyenko
  • @MaxMikheyenko oh, I apologize, did not indicate in the question itself, just put the tag. This, of course, about macOS. - Roman Elizarov

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