Just thought you might know - Apple added a new feature in the latest MacOS update that does the same thing. It's called Video Viewer and you can turn it on when a video is playing by clicking the icon that looks like the rectangle with two lines under it.
Yours is seamless and you don't have to turn it on every time, though.
As stated in the readme, this is my first coding project using Swift and Xcode. As a beginner, I welcome any help, suggestions, or contributions to improve the code and functionality!
Nice work! As someone who's about to try their hand at their first Safari extension (and first web extension period, something in the spirit of Tabs Outliner), do you have any tips or tricks you could share?
Just thought you might know - Apple added a new feature in the latest MacOS update that does the same thing. It's called Video Viewer and you can turn it on when a video is playing by clicking the icon that looks like the rectangle with two lines under it.
Yours is seamless and you don't have to turn it on every time, though.
As stated in the readme, this is my first coding project using Swift and Xcode. As a beginner, I welcome any help, suggestions, or contributions to improve the code and functionality!
Nice work! As someone who's about to try their hand at their first Safari extension (and first web extension period, something in the spirit of Tabs Outliner), do you have any tips or tricks you could share?
I'm surprised to see native code in a web extension.
Safari doesn’t use the same extension architecture as Chrome and Firefox.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/SafariServices/saf...
Amazon has prior art on AutoPIP
This is amazing - I’ve not had a chance to test this yet but if it works as described then this is something I’ve been needing without realising it.
Hopefully you’ll be able to get this on the Mac App Store at some point, I’d gladly pay for this.
Edit: alternatively Homebrew / Nix.
I thought this was the default for all browsers