Tried using various modes. I could duplicate the window inside Inset but when I minimized the original window, Inset stopped displaying the active window. Meaning, I have to have Inset and the original window open on the screen, kind of defeating the purpose. I’m sure it’s a fine app but it lacks a help or tutorial file so it remains a mystery to this user. Also, it doesn’t appear to play well with Haze Over, which I had to disable.
Very fair critique, thank you for taking the time to leave a review and feel free to contact me directly via the app feedback form if you have more (by clicking “App Support” on the App Store page.) Unfortunately the issue you’re having with minimizing is a macOS limitation because macOS does not continue rendering an app window that is minimized and so there is nothing for Inset to show. However, if you leave the window open, but place other windows above it (or place it in a different Space), your Inset previews will continue to update even if you can’t see that app window on your screen.I am working on creating an instructive onboarding, FAQ, and tutorial-like videos showing the different functionalities of Inset, so I’m glad to hear it’s something that folks do want.I’ll also look into the issue with HazeOver, thank you for that information.I hope the info above about the window minimizing helps and please feel free to reach out to me at inset@fastmail.com, I’d love to see how I can improve your experience!