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Adds a hover-reveal PiP button to every HTML5 video (incl. Shadow DOM). Auto PiP on scroll for YouTube. Watch any video in Picture-in-Picture mode — on any site, instantly. Universal PiP Button adds a sleek, unobtrusive PiP button to every HTML5 video across the web. Hover over a video and a floating button appears in the top-right corner. One click sends it into a floating window so you can keep watching while you work, browse, or multitask. ✦ Works Everywhere Unlike built-in PiP controls that only appear on select sites, this extension hooks into every <video> element on every page — including players buried inside Shadow DOM (Reddit, Twitch embeds, and more). ✦ Invisible Until You Need It The button only appears when you hover over a video — zero visual clutter on the rest of the page. ✦ Broad Compatibility Supports both the standard Picture-in-Picture API and the WebKit API, so it works across Chromium-based browsers on all platforms. ✦ Privacy First No permissions to read your browsing data. No tracking. No analytics. No accounts. The extension runs entirely locally and collects absolutely nothing. ✦ Handles Dynamic Pages Built with MutationObserver and ResizeObserver so it automatically detects videos loaded by JavaScript frameworks, infinite scroll feeds, and single-page apps — no page refresh needed. Made with 🩵 by burnSYMBOL · burnsymbol.com
Jun 20, 2026
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