Sublime Overlay

⛔ THIS PROJECT IS DEPRECATED AND NO LONGER MAINTANED

Warning: Tested only on Windows 10 with Sublime Text 3.x. Please open an issue if it's working incorrectly.

Ever wanted to make Sublime Text borderless like OS X?

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SublimeOverlay is currently under MIT License. See LICENSE for more information

Features:

• Adjustable offset of inner window.
• Togglable title text
• Adjustable primary color for overlay

Note: These settings are accessible through options window (button in top right corner)

For best experience, hide the menu from View->Hide Menu. It will still be available by pressing Alt key

# Requirements: * [.NET Framework 4.5+](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42642) * Windows 7+

Usage:

Open an instance of Sublime Text and run the executable of SublimeOverlay.

Currently supports only 1 instance of editor.

Auto run editor on application startup

• Create a shortcut and pass the following arguments
  • --startsublime - most likely it will automatically find your sublime path and run it.
  • --sublime-path - Use this in case of application not detecting your Sublime installation path

Always use quotes for --sublime-path

Example arguments: --startsublime --sublime-path="C:\MySublime\sublime_text.exe"

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FAQ:

• Q: My editor borders are visible

• A: Adjust the top/left offsets in settings form.

• Q: Sublime Text is not starting after closing the SublimeOverlay instance.

• A: Most likely Sublime Text is in your processes, use your task manager to kill the instance and try again, or open RUN/CMD and type taskkill /f /im sublime_text.exe (warning: this will kill all sublime instances open)

Credits for icon goes to Salvatore Gentile

My Sublime Configuration:

• Theme - Material (Dark)
• Color scheme - Dark-Dracula (SL)
• Font face: BitStream Vera Sans Mono