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I’m searching for a solution in order to keep a JFrame always on top and with always I really mean always.
setAlwaysOnTop( true );
This won’t work when I’m starting a game in fullscreen mode. I know you normally don’t want your windows to stay on top but in this case it’s required.
This can’t be done.
For example, the Windows Task Manager, even when set to Always on Top will get covered up by full-screen applications.
This is due to the fact that full-screen applications typically use a different graphics context and can’t be overlayed.