Compare Chrome extensions: PiP (Picture in picture) vs Enhanced Floating Video Player (PIP)

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Stats	PiP (Picture in picture)	Enhanced Floating Video Player (PIP)
User count	800,000+	2,000+
Average rating	4.58	4.00
Rating count	262	13
Last updated	2024-03-06	2021-07-19
Size	46.91K	23.22K
Version	1.5.8	2.0.2

Short description
Watch videos in a floating window Picture in Picture (PIP) outside the browser window or on top of any other application.	A simple floating video player using Picture-In-Picture with direct integrations to YouTube, Twitch, Netflix, and more!
Full summary
Enhance Your Video Viewing Experience with Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome Are you tired of pausing your videos to check emails or scroll through social media? Do you wish you could multitask while watching your favorite content? Look no further than the Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome. Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome is a powerful tool that enhances your video viewing experience by allowing you to watch your favorite content while you multitask. With this extension, you can keep your videos playing in a small, resizable window while you work on other tasks. Easy Installation and Setup Installing and setting up Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome is quick and easy. Simply go to the Chrome Web Store, search for the extension, and click "Add to Chrome." Once installed, the extension will be available in the toolbar for easy access. Seamless Video Viewing The Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome allows you to seamlessly watch your favorite content without interruptions. Whether you're working on a document or browsing the web, your video will play in the corner of your screen, so you can keep an eye on it while you work. Customizable Viewing Experience See more	Picture-In-Picture is a Chromium feature, which allows to drag your video over other desktop windows, allowing you full flexibility and productivity. Very helpful for people with one monitor, or if you need to do something while watching a tutorial, livestreams, movies, etc. How To There are 2 ways: First way: On YouTube, Netflix and Twitch, there will be a "PIP" button in the media player bar when hovering on it. This button will allow you to watch content on top of other windows. Second way: Simply click on the extension icon at the top right of your browser. It will by default select the first available video on your current page. The Future See more