Watch TV at Work: The Double Vision Trick - Geek Fun

A Solution for Multitasking at Work

It's Monday again, and that TPS report your manager requested last week is still looming. You aim to demonstrate your diligence, but a week has passed – perhaps a slight delay for catching up on a favorite show is permissible.

Introducing Double Vision, an application designed to allow you to enjoy Hulu, YouTube, or general internet browsing while maintaining the appearance of productivity. Built upon Internet Explorer, it functions as an online media browser capable of becoming transparent, enabling use alongside other applications.

Please Note: While this tool is presented, we do not endorse wasting time during work hours, especially given current economic conditions and potential job insecurity. This disclaimer aside, feel free to explore its capabilities.

How to Utilize Double Vision

A key feature is the ability to continue inputting data into spreadsheets and documents concurrently with watching a show or browsing a website.

The application can be set to approximately 50% transparency, allowing visibility of your work if needed. Furthermore, the Ctrl+Esc key combination provides a quick method for complete concealment.

Consider enabling the mute function linked to the Quick Hide key combination for added discretion.

Double Vision also proves useful for discreetly surfing the web while appearing to be engaged in work-related tasks.

For individuals who prefer to balance work with entertainment, this utility could be ideally suited to their needs.

Download Double Vision for XP and Vista.