Picture in Picture - floating video player
Watch videos while surfing the web with Picture in Picture (PiP) mode. Floating video player for Web!
Picture-in-Picture mode allows you to watch a video in a floating window with playback video controls.
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Picture in Picture supports the video player on various platforms and sites. This mode allows you to watch videos in a floating window so you can keep track of what you are watching while interacting with other sites or applications.
Open the YouTube video on the mini-player in floating image-in-picture (PiP) mode. This window will play videos on all pages of the browser.
How Picture in Picture works:
- Find the video and run it.
- Select the “Floating Picture in Picture” (PiP) mode, and you're done.
There is one thing worth noting: while you can freely browse other sites while playing a video in a pop-up window, you should keep the original tab open. Floating picture-in-picture is a powerful tool for watching videos on a mini-video player for all sites.
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