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the current floating options in the GUI require a title, and while using Regex for things like "Opening.*" work for certain apps, not all browsers don't use a separate titling format for videos playing PIP.
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FWIW, I have been able to decipher the window names of (most) PiP videos playing on the Edge Browser on macOS as having the window title “Picture in Picture” using the following Apple script:
tell application "System Events" to get the (title, id) of every window of (every process whose visible is true)
Add that title to the floating Window Title Restrictions. Works for me on YouTube and other sites where PiP is supported. Not tested on other browsers yet
Describe the bug
Picture in picture does not float.
Applications:
What applications are involved? same issue with chrome or brave.
floating: (
{
id = "com.brave.Browser";
"window-titles" = (
);
}
)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
enable picture-in-picture (PIP) via browser
Expected behavior
PIP should float
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the current floating options in the GUI require a title, and while using Regex for things like "Opening.*" work for certain apps, not all browsers don't use a separate titling format for videos playing PIP.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: