While I’m not someone that likes transparent windows I can acknowledge that some users might find it pretty useful. Blend is a tiny Windows application that can deliver transparency for all or selected windows. The first start was actually quite a shock for me because it did apply transparency to all windows directly and I had a hard time figuring out what was going on.
Since you can set the transparency level to be fully transparent you could effectively a state on your system where you do not see Blend anymore which means you cannot change the transparency level anymore; Unless you reboot that is. But that only happens once, don’t you think. As I said Blend can make all Windows transparent or set individual transparency settings for selected windows which is probably the better and safer way.
Individual windows can be selected by adding the path to their executable to Blend or by dragging a little icon from Blend to the open program window which will have the effect that Blend adds this program automatically to the list.
The memory footprint of Blend is extremely low with only three Megabytes and 120 Kilobyte on the hard drive. If you like and use transparency in Windows then Blend is the application for you. Oh, and it’s version 0.0.0.1. Maybe a joke of the author because it runs perfectly on my system.
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