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This extension enables Picture-in-Picture mode for videos on any website within Safari. It allows playback of HTML5 videos, even on sites that restrict native controls. Your browsing data is not collected, ensuring privacy.
What's New in Web PiP Extension & Browser
1.1
October 8, 2021
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FAQ
What is Web PiP Extension & Browser?
Web PiP Extension & Browser is a Safari extension that allows you to play videos in Picture-in-Picture mode on any website. It enables multitasking by letting you watch videos while browsing other content.
Does Web PiP Extension & Browser work on all websites?
Yes, the extension is designed to enable Picture-in-Picture mode on every website. This includes sites that might otherwise hide native video controls, offering a consistent experience.
Is Web PiP Extension & Browser free to use?
Yes, Web PiP Extension & Browser is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core Picture-in-Picture functionality.
Does Web PiP Extension & Browser collect my browsing data?
No, the app's privacy policy states that it never collects your browsing data. Only your settings are used, and this information remains on your device.
What devices are compatible with Web PiP Extension & Browser?
Web PiP Extension & Browser is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It leverages Safari's capabilities on these Apple platforms.
How often is Web PiP Extension & Browser updated?
The latest version, 1.1, was released on October 8, 2021, shortly after its initial release on October 7, 2021. Further update frequency is not specified but indicates recent development.
What is the age rating for Web PiP Extension & Browser?
Web PiP Extension & Browser has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content concerns.
How does Web PiP Extension & Browser compare to native PiP?
While native Picture-in-Picture may be available on some sites, this extension extends the functionality to virtually all websites. It overcomes limitations on sites that hide native video controls.



