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Windows finally gets the kind of small, free, open-source desktop utility that usually only ships for the Mac.
Tabbin parks a tray of rich-text notes against the edge of your primary display and brings them up when the pointer arrives there, including over fullscreen and maximised windows. A note can be dragged out into its own window and pinned above everything else. It is MIT-licensed with 59 commits behind v2.2.3, installs from a 68 MB setup file or a portable build that cannot self-update, and works offline once downloaded. Windows x64 only, built by Aivann Martinez. The installer is unsigned, so Windows warns about an unknown publisher, and the maker admits the tests mostly check source text.
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