Floating Player

Watch videos while surfing the web with Picture in Picture (PiP) mode. Floating video player for Web!

🖼️ Enhance your video experience with the Picture-in-Picture Extension (PiP). Play any video in a floating video player mode, available on all platforms. PiP is a popped-out, always-on-top video player that hovers above other windows. Easily reposition it along the screen border while you continue browsing the internet. 🎬 Stream your favorite movies, series, or sports on any tab. Install the Picture in Picture Chrome extension to enable the floating video feature, compatible with every streaming site. 👀 What's the mode, and how can it benefit you? Reposition the video player along the screen border while you continue surfing the internet. 🔍 Allows you to watch videos in a floating window (always on top of other windows), keeping track of your content while interacting with other sites or applications. 🚀 Click on the app icon to display the video player on YouTube or any other websites. The floating window will play the video on all browser pages with a video resource. 🎥 How to play a video in a floating window: Find the video and play it. Click the extension icon to minimize the video player on YouTube and other sites. Choose "Floating Picture in Picture," and you're done. 🔄 A floating video allows you to scroll through your webpage while keeping the video in view. 👉 Click on the Floating Player and Video Control icon to showcase the video player on YouTube or other websites. This window plays the video on all browser pages with a video resource. 📺 Pic-in-pic mode supports all video formats and works with popular video hubs like YouTube and many others. 📝 P.S. YouTube is a trademark of Google Inc. Use of this trademark is subject to Google permissions. The floating image mode in Picture mode for YouTube is not created, associated with, or supported by Google Inc. 🤞 We genuinely hope that our Picture Viewer enhances your experience! We eagerly await your feedback, ratings, and suggestions for improving functionality.