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It doesn't seem like you can set the pip window to be sticky across all desktops. That's unfortunate and a bit unusable
by saturn_vk 7y ago
It doesn't seem like you can set the pip window to be sticky across all desktops. That's unfortunate and a bit unusable
- Siecje 7y agoWhat is the pip window?
- adventured 7y agoPicture in picture window. It can create, for example, a pop-out video overlay, which can be moved around and resized. It then sits over top of the other content on the page (and remains over other tabs) and will remain fixed as you scroll down the page and similar. On a site like YouTube, you could pop the video out and proceed to scroll down and interact with comments while the video plays to the side or above. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/about-picture-picture-firefox https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/about-picture-picture-f...
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- mishac 7y agoWhat platform are you on? I am on Ubuntu+GNOME and I was able to right click on the pip window and set "Always on visible workspace" with no issue.
- saturn_vk 7y agoYep. On gnome you can set it. That doesn't appear to be the case on osx. And it seems that for PIP, being sticky should be the default. I'm currently keeping safari open just to have a pip sticky window of youtube.
- Spivak 7y agoIn GNOME you can right click the pip window and enable "Always on Visible Workspace" and "Always on Top" to get the same effect.