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* A webpage commander window captures command shortcuts (which are carefully designed to be done single handedly) and translates them to the underlying web browser window, maximizing the efficiency of web browsing.
* Press Alt + W to activate/deactivate the webpage commander window.
* Once activated, Press Z to toggle the size of commander window (the 8x8 tiny sized commander window is strongly suggested),
and now enjoy one-letter command shortcuts on all major web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi etc)
and now enjoy one-key command shortcuts on all major web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi etc)
| Command shortcut| Translation | Meaning|
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1-8 | Ctrl + #n | select tab #n

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- PersistentWindows periodically checks the github repository for software version upgrades. This can be disabled in the options menu.
## Known Issues
- **Multiple invocations of "Restore windows from disk" might be needed in order to recover all missing windows after system startup.**
- PersistentWindows may malfunction on fractionally scaled display (such as 125%, 150% etc), it is strongly suggested to override the high DPI scaling property of PersistentWindows.exe to "Application" via Properties->Compatibility->Change high DPI settings dialog from explorer, user needs to capture windows to disk immediately after relaunching PW w/ the new DPI setting.
![image](https://github.com/kangyu-california/PersistentWindows/assets/59128756/d410aa87-4552-42da-b7a4-e9d7ab1947b1)
- PersistentWindows can get stuck in a "busy" state (with a red icon in the System Tray) during a restore if one of the windows becomes unresponsive. You may find out the culprit window in Task Manager using "Analyze wait chain". The unresponsive app might need an immediate hot-upgrade, or need to be killed to let PersistentWindows proceed
<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/59128756/184041561-5389f540-c61a-4ee7-90ff-f9f725ba3682.png" alt="image" width="500"/>