Press Ctrl+M to hide or show the YouTube video player controls.
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When you pause a YouTube video, the player controls don't disappear. That makes it really hard to take a clean screenshot of the video. The controls also block your view, which can get really annoying. Hyde is a simple Chrome extension that allows you to hide or show the video player controls easily.
⭐ Simply use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+M to hide the controls or show them again. ⭐
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很好用，不像網路上查的還要那麼麻煩。
It is very useful thanks a lot :)
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Works perfectly! Thank you! There seems to be the red progress bar still left but now the videos are readable from top to bottom! Thank you! 👍
Works as advertised, thank you!
It doesn't hide control on embed videos like when you are watching on khan academy website
exactly what I was looking for!
Thank you, I needed it for Khan Academy, just like the author.
I frequently view guitar tutorials, 90% of which feature tablature and other musical notation in the lower third of the screen. Strange how such a simple mechanic can relieve so much frustration.
It works well