Run any App in Picture in Picture Mode on Ubuntu
A new GNOME Shell extension lets you turn any app in to a picture-in-picture window on Ubuntu. You’re probably familiar with picture-in-picture mode (PiP) in web browsers as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome both let you to “pop-out” videos from websites like YouTube. This lets you view them in a thumbnail-size window that’s outside of the browser, floating over/on top. For online video PiP is useful. It means I can switch to a different tab but keep watching a YouTube video (or media from any supported site) or follow an online video tutorial, e.g., ‘how to do cool thing in […] You're reading Run any App in Picture in Picture Mode on Ubuntu, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
A new GNOME Shell extension lets you turn any app in to a picture-in-picture window on Ubuntu. You’re probably familiar with picture-in-picture mode (PiP) in web browsers as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome both let you to “pop-out” videos from websites like YouTube. This lets you view them in a thumbnail-size window that’s outside of the browser, floating over/on top. For online video PiP is useful. It means I can switch to a different tab but keep watching a YouTube video (or media from any supported site) or follow an online video tutorial, e.g., ‘how to do cool thing in […]
You're reading Run any App in Picture in Picture Mode on Ubuntu, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.
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