Beyond the Limits of Native PiP

For many users, "No subtitles, no watch". However, the native browser API for Picture-in-Picture typically filters out all elements above the video layer, including the HTML5 subtitle overlay. This is why subtitles suddenly disappear when you click Chrome's PiP button.

<strong>The PiP+ Solution:</strong> We developed a proprietary DOM listening and repainting engine. When you activate PiP mode, PiP+ captures the subtitle text track (WebVTT) from the original video stream in real-time and accurately renders it onto the floating window.

• Supports Netflix bilingual subtitle learning
• Compatible with YouTube Auto-generated Captions (CC)
• Adaptive font size and style adjustment

In the anime and Asian video culture, Danmaku is the soul of the viewing experience. A video without Danmaku feels empty. PiP+ is one of the very few extensions on the market capable of handling high-concurrency Danmaku rendering perfectly.

We have deeply optimized HTML5 Canvas rendering to ensure that even during "high-energy" moments with thousands of comments flying across the screen, your PiP window remains at a smooth 60fps without causing your fan to spin up or CPU to overheat.

The most frustrating thing about native PiP is that you can do almost nothing in that small window. Want to skip ahead? Go back to the tab. Want to change volume? Go back to the tab.

PiP+ stuffs a fully functional player into this floating window. We empower you with keyboard mastery:

In this data-driven era, we choose to be an outlier. PiP+ follows the "Local-First" engineering principle.

This means that all core logic of the extension—from subtitle scraping to video rendering—runs entirely locally within your Chrome browser. We have no servers to relay your video streams.

We collect minimal anonymous telemetry solely to count active users, but NEVER your browsing history or watched content.