Preme for Windows
- Free • Proprietary
- Windows
What is Preme for Windows?
Preme is a free software for Windows which lets you add cool desktop features and enhances the desktop functionality.
Key features:
Touch the corners of your desktop to push shortcut key or open any file or hide an active window or see all your open Windows either in Flip 3D or Alt-Tab style
Hold mouse button on the title bar area of window to keep your window on top of other windows
Move mouse cursor to title bar area and scroll down mouse wheel to minimize the particular window
Hover mouse cursor on the title bar are and then click the wheel to close the window
Right-click on the taskbar button and the mouse cursor will point to Close window option
Press ESC button twice to close the active item
Move cursor to Start button area to open Start menu automatically
Touch the edge of your desktop to switch to the hidden window in the edge of your screen.
Drag mouse cursor on the maximize button to snap your window to the corner or the edge of your desktop.
Scroll any windows without switching windows.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- Windows 10
- Shell Extension
- Desktop Customization
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Although unmaintained for a long time, I still use it today with the latest Windows 10 (US English) updates, and every feature works. Can't recommend this one enough.
I didn't realize how much I needed these tweaks, Preme makes the overall Windows experience a lot more effortless and natural. Working with multiple windows is much easier, the mouse wheel options make for faster navigation and keyboard shortcuts can be reassigned(!). It'll be one of the first things I download on any Windows installation in future, definitely; even a home PC would benefit from it.
Many options don't work on my version of win10 (1803), including killer features like scroll to maximize/minimize, middle click to close and hold to keep on top.