It does not function with certain apps. When I was using Firealpaca it kept that constantly on top instead.

Needed something to hold my browser over the top when I watch videos with windows command shutdown -s -t active.
Worked fine on the old computer with windows 7, but now my windows 10 notifications that the computer will be turned off after X minutes overpower this add-on and sadly show over the mozilla.

(Edit: It's now slightly more open source, and while I'm not very familiar with exe building, the entire actual program seems to be missing, this is building a shell. Why not just post the project?)

Requires external program to work, fine. What's less fine is that although it claims it's open source, the source is nowhere to be found on Github. The zip-file he's labeled as "source" in releases only has a config file and the HTML used to explain that "it's totes not a virus and 300kb is too small to fit one in" (you could. Another red flag).

I wouldn't mind closed source, but when it claims to be transparent, and it's not, that raises red flags. The exe is also not signed by MS and flags up as adware in some antivirus software (may be false positives). Point is I don't trust it, and I don't think you should either. Releasing the actual source would probably fix this concern.

Why the AOT.exe is not open source?
This is the virus scan results: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/984ff236c742c7c490965dbee5b35523e379524af8ced44527fb5650d051de29/detection

Works. But hopefully there is no virus. LOL

Worked exactly advertised. Literally 30 seconds to download and run AOT.exe and I can pin Firefox on top.

Thank you very much.
I use it in combination with the YouTube Popup "https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-video-popup/" and use the shortcut function to activate it.

Great Work.

You should definitely change the icon of the AOT.exe into the pin from the extension! The gift box looks so suspicous. I even forgot what it was for, and deleted it after on :D

This would be a lot more useful if it resided in the address bar icons (alongside the screenshot, pocket, etc because my use-case for this would be when I have a popped out window. And commonly, those types of windows only show the address bar. The regular addon buttons aren't there.