Well, 60 seconds or so… 
I’ve never had any trouble with that with Stonehearth, although I have run into problems during loading screens of other, older games. [RCT3, I’m looking at you.]
Of anything I can’t do in full screen, the worst is not being able to see the task bar, which is a situation that borderless windowed wouldn’t help anymore than windowed.
But if you all want a borderless window, I hope you get it.
Has there been any more discussion on this topic?
Hello,
I like playing stonehearth on my second screen and keeping other applications on my first screen, but there is actually no windowed mode without borders for the game. Many games now support this feature. This mode would allow to see the game like in fullscreen and also allow to interact (with no alt-tabbing) with what is on the first screen when needed.
Could you please add this feature to the graphics options (and the ability to put the game dispaly on the second screen with the default keys : window key+shift+right arrow key)
Many thanks!
This is one of those things that needs to not be an afterthought. It FLOORS me every single time I play a modern game, early access or not, and this is not one of the options. It needs to be standard in every single game.
I would also want borderless fullscreen mode too, as I am starting to spend more time playing Stonehearth ever since I found this game.
Yes please. It’ s not a huge problem now as we’re still rocking alpha and everything, but it most certainly should be in for release.
Nevertheless I would like to see it put in as soon as possible. I’ve never really understood why this is so often skipped over, considering how easy it is to do when you already have windowed mode. It’s a few lines of code to remove the title bar and borders of the window. It takes more lines of code to do the options for it, than it does to actually remove those two things. 
Actually Stonehearth already removes the border in windowed mode, so it’s a matter of also removing the title bar, extending the screen to cover the entire area and setting it always on top to hide the task bar (and a focus handler for removing always on top on focus loss, and restoring on focus gain). 
Not true. The way the vast majority of games do it (and how it should be done), is disabling the window border and title bar, which is something that’s supported (and easily done) for Windows programs at least.
Moving the window and setting the size accordingly is the hacky way of doing it, often utilized by 3rd party tools to fake fullscreen windowed mode.
dual monitors here as well, I’m sure this is coming eventually but just wanted to say I’d also like to have it