Well, that only works for GTK 3 or 4 apps. Thanks to CSDs and GNOME's refusal to implement SSDs, every app that's not either running in XWayland or a GTK3/4 app has its own decorations without the context menu with the always on top option.
There was some way of enabling always on top on non-GTK3/4 apps too, but I don't remember it off the top of my head.
alex_duf|5 months ago
mort96|5 months ago
There was some way of enabling always on top on non-GTK3/4 apps too, but I don't remember it off the top of my head.