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Float HTML5 video above other windows with private black-and-gold Picture-in-Picture controls. AEGIS FLOAT gives supported HTML5 video a focused, black-and-gold Picture-in-Picture control system. Start a video, click the gold AEGIS FLOAT button over the player, and keep the browser's native floating window above the rest of your workflow. Use the extension popup to float or return the active video, play or pause, skip backward or forward, mute, and change playback speed. A configurable keyboard shortcut is included, and the settings page lets you move or compact the in-video button and choose a skip interval. AEGIS FLOAT is designed for modern video pages, including many embedded, dynamically created, shadow-DOM, and related blob-frame players. It selects the largest active HTML5 video and uses the browser's native Picture-in-Picture API. Privacy is part of the design: - No accounts, ads, analytics, trackers, or remote code. - No browsing history, page content, video content, or playback activity is transmitted. - Preferences remain in local browser extension storage. - The extension does not download video or bypass DRM, subscriptions, regional availability, advertisements, or platform restrictions. Important limitations: websites and browser policies can disable Picture-in-Picture; subtitles rendered outside the video element might not appear in the native floating window; the original video tab must remain open; and browser-internal or extension-store pages do not allow normal extension access.
Nov 10, 2026
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