Picture-in-picture extensions for Chrome
As of the catalog pass of , this list holds 12 extensions, ordered by current audience and led by Picture-in-Picture Extension (by Google) (4.0M users).
Chrome has a built-in picture-in-picture mode, so an extension here earns its place with convenience: a shortcut, a button on every player, support for more sites. That convenience usually comes with access to the sites you watch on, which the list states for each one.
The list
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Picture-in-Picture Extension (by Google) 4.0M users
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Picture in Picture - floating video player 400k users
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Picture in Picture - Floating player 200k users
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Netflix Picture in Picture now for Prime & D+ [QVI] 200k users
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Picture in Picture - PiP Floating Video 200k users
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Picture in Picture Player - Floating Video 100k users
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Picture in Picture | PiP | Floating Player for Youtube 100k users
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Floating Video with Playback Controls 100k users
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Picture in Picture - PiP View 80k users
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Picture in Picture works with Disney Plus [QVI] 80k users
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SuperPiP - Picture-in-Picture with playback controls and subtitles 70k users
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Crunchyroll: Picture in Picture [QVI] 60k users
Candidates are Chrome Web Store listings whose title names the job (“picture in picture”, “floating video”, “pip mode”, with at least 2 000 users and at least 50 ratings). We then add up to 6 listings the catalog judges to do the same job even though their title never says so, because ranking by who writes the keyword best is backwards. Everything is ordered by current audience, read in our own daily pass over the store. Ordering by audience is not a verdict on quality: how many people kept an extension is what we can observe, and how good it is for you is not. On this page it added nothing: everything the catalog judged close enough was already found by title.
In the store's categories
This list follows what people ask for; the store files the same extensions under its own categories:
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