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Picture-in-Picture for Netflix and streaming sites, with auto-PiP, session restore, keyboard controls, and a video-tab picker. Outframe keeps video visible while you get on with the rest of your work. Open Picture-in-Picture from the toolbar or keyboard, then switch tabs without losing the video. Features: • One-click Picture-in-Picture from the toolbar or keyboard. • Optional auto-PiP when you leave a tab, with automatic exit when you return. • Optional session restore when an episode or player replaces the video. • Optional captions window through Document Picture-in-Picture on supported Chrome versions and players, with native PiP fallback. • Keyboard and media controls for seeking 10 seconds, skipping intros or recaps, and moving to the next episode. • Optional best-effort auto-skip for intros, recaps, and “Are you still watching?” prompts. • Video tabs picker for finding video tabs and opening one in PiP. • Options for pause-on-close, failure explanations, per-site control, and one-off site access. Outframe works on Netflix and many other popular streaming websites. You can also enable another site for one-off use. Player behaviour varies by site, so non-Netflix support is best-effort. Captions, auto-skip, episode controls, and automatic restore depend on the site and browser APIs. Outframe is free and has no analytics, advertising, tracking SDKs, or developer-operated backend. It stores preferences through Chrome Sync and uses page access to find and control video. It does not read form fields, collect watch history, or modify playback for advertising. Outframe is not affiliated with Netflix, Google, or any listed streaming service.
Aug 11, 2026
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