If you have used FlashHacker, or similar technique to force Flash to remain fullscreen while interacting with other windows on a separate monitor, you have likely ran into the annoying side effect of not being able to get to windows trapped under the flash video. FlashFlak runs in the background and prevents fullscreen Flash from always being the topmost window.

If you are sick of having windows stuck behind a fullscreen Flash video you can buy a license for $1.50 (USD).

Click here to purchase a FlashFlak license.

This is a license for a single user, please do not share the FlashFlak with users who have not purchased it. FlashFlak comes with no warranty.

FlashFlak has been tested with:

• Firefox 3.6.3
• Chrome 4.1.249.1059 (44723)
• Opera 10.51
• Flash 10.0.45.2
• Windows 7

How to use:

FlashFlak starts with your computer and runs silently in the background. However, if it is not running (check the process tab in the taskmanager for FlashFlak.exe) it can be manually started from the "All Programs" menu on the start menu, look for "Jmaxxz\FlashFlak".

FlashFlak has to be manually started after installing it on your computer, or simply reboot.