I've started watching youtube+vimeo pretty much exclusively on the tv because that stuff wastes CPU cycles and the related videos are trash.
I can't believe I didn't notice this feature sooner, but I only just discovered it during the weekend and thought it was a new youtube feature till I saw Linus's gaming browser video.
This is super convenient especially if you use a single big monitor like me and want to watch (stream) a video while multitasking or even gaming!
You can even resize it, though it seems diagonal only but still you can make it really tiny and still have lots of screen real estate and it's always on top of your applications too.
What do you firefox users think about it so far?
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I've started watching youtube+vimeo pretty much exclusively on the tv because that stuff wastes CPU cycles and the related videos are trash.
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Firefox uses 4 to 8% of my CPU usage with or without this mode active so not sure what you mean by wasted cycles. TV is dedicated to just watching and this mode allows you to watch a video and play games and surf the internet while always on top of all these programs so not sure what you getting at?
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I mean its a cool feature but if I am already using near 95% of my CPU I am not going to be watching youtube in a side window even if its just 4%.
mozilla; https://hacks.mozilla.org/2020/01/ho...refox-desktop/
Last edited by owen; Feb 9, 2020 at 03:02 PM.
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Hahaha indeed, Chris.
Yes Pow, I've been using PiP since it came out. I usually spend a while watching youtube video's, and being able to surf other sites while watching the video has been a nice feature. No longer am I tied to just the 1 tab. Allows me to consume more at the same time.
I like it.
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Upgrading my PC is not in the cards right now, I need a new highres pocket camera. Another thing I notice is that the youtube pop-out means you avoid seeing the google ad above the video on youtube. Google might try to block this feature.
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I've tried it. It works like the youtube mini player except its a separate window and always on top of other windows. The other advantage of it is that you can make it super small. I have not tested it with playlists however.
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