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NoMoreBorder is a GUI-based Python application developed by publisher invcble, currently available in version 1.3.7, which stands as the only released version of the software to date. The utility is designed to enhance the multitasking experience by enabling any windowed application to run in a fullscreen borderless mode, and it accomplishes this without altering the screen resolution of the display. Falling into the category of desktop and window management utilities, NoMoreBorder addresses a common limitation found in many applications and games that lack a dedicated fullscreen borderless option in their own settings. Its primary use case centers on scenarios where running an application in traditional exclusive fullscreen mode would interfere with multi-monitor or dual-screen behaviour, such as causing the display to flicker, minimizing the application when focus shifts to another screen, or disrupting the arrangement of windows across monitors. By forcing a borderless windowed state instead, the software allows users to move the cursor freely between screens and switch between applications smoothly while still enjoying a fullscreen visual experience with no visible window borders or title bars. This makes it particularly useful for users who stream, work across multiple displays, or regularly alt-tab between programs, since borderless mode typically avoids the delays and resolution resets associated with exclusive fullscreen transitions. Because it operates as a graphical application rather than a command-line tool, it is accessible to users who prefer a point-and-click interface for managing window behaviour. Written in Python, the software applies its borderless transformation externally to existing applications, meaning it does not require any modification to the target program itself and can be used with a wide variety of windowed software. NoMoreBorder version 1.3.7 represents the current and sole iteration of the project, providing a focused solution for anyone seeking flexible, resolution-safe fullscreen behaviour on multi-display setups.
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