Sticky Live Preview.
Hi everyone !!
I spend a lot of time building websites, and one thing constantly annoyed me.
Whenever I used Live Server or Live Preview, I had to either:
sacrifice editor space,
keep switching to Chrome,
or keep rearranging windows.
On a laptop, that completely broke my workflow.
So I built Sticky Live Preview.
Instead of opening another browser tab or using an editor panel, the preview stays visible while you code. You can drag it anywhere, resize it, and switch between desktop and mobile views without interrupting your work.
It's completely free.
I'd genuinely love feedback from developers using VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or other compatible editors.
What feature would make this fit your workflow even better?
What’s the moment where devs realise they can’t go back to their old workflow without this?”
I like that you’re solving the interruption rather than just the preview itself. Constantly switching between the editor and the browser seems like a small thing, but it breaks your flow far more than people realise.
I’m curious have you found users keep the preview open throughout an entire coding session, or do they mainly rely on it during layout and responsive work?
The interesting part of Sticky Live Preview is solving a workflow interruption rather than adding another preview feature.
How are you thinking about making this become part of a developer's daily coding setup instead of a tool they only use when testing a page?