Viewer Windows

Frameless, synced script windows you can drop anywhere, style independently, and float over anything.

Viewers are the windows you actually read from: frameless, black, big white text. Spawn as many as you want with Add Viewer in the editor toolbar. Each new viewer opens slightly offset from the last so they never stack invisibly.

Drag a viewer anywhere by its text background, onto any display. Resize it from any edge. Each viewer keeps its own size, font, and settings; they all show the same script at the same position.

The control bar

Every viewer has a slim control bar across the top:

Control	What it does
A- / A+	Script font size, 4pt steps from 14 to 160. The current size shows between them.
Opacity slider	Window opacity from 30% to 100%
Cursor toggle	Click-through: clicks pass to whatever is behind the window
Pin	Always-on-top: the viewer floats above every other window
X	Close the viewer

The active toggles turn yellow so you can see a viewer’s state at a glance.

Click-through

With click-through on, the viewer stops catching your clicks: select text, scroll code, or hit record in the app underneath, right through the script. The control bar stays interactive so you can still reach its buttons, including turning click-through back off.

Combine click-through, a dialed-down opacity, and pin, and the script becomes a ghost layer over your work: always readable, never in the way.

Your layout sticks

Every viewer’s position, size, font, opacity, pin, and click-through state is saved automatically, and the whole layout reopens exactly as you left it on the next launch. If a saved viewer’s display is no longer connected, that viewer comes back centered on your main screen instead of stranded off-screen.