Benn

on Windows, I found one hacky way that works: install AutoHotkey, and in there define a function-key as a hotkey, whose function is to make the current window stay on top. It's described at https://www.groovypost.com/howto/howto/windows-programs-always-on-top/ It's very convenient after it's set up. But still a frame remains around the evernote window so it's not as clean as Notezilla. But it does contain your note. BTW, on Android there's an app similar to Notezilla called "Floating Sickies" - really helpful during a phone call when they tell you things like "Hangup, call 1234567, then after the voice prompt give your account number then type 7373235, haveanicedaygoodbye." No I don't work for any of these companies, just sharing my note-taking methods.

I want to second this. It would give me a reason to stick with Evernote instead of migrating to Onenote. Notezilla can stay on top like you describe, and I use it frequently to take notes. For example during a zoom conference, when the presenter shares their screen, Zoom would cover an Evernote note window; but a Notezilla window stays on top.