Picture-In-Picture Shortcut - For Simultaneous Viewing

Picture-in-Picture Shortcut adds the "Switch to Picture-in-Picture" keyboard shortcut to all websites that support this mode.

It works like a play/pause button on web videos, you can switch between videos in any applications by simply pressing the shortcut.

If you use Chrome on a touch device, you can also enable/disable it on websites that don't support it and there is a built-in play/pause button in the Media Controls.

This extension allows you to change the Picture-in-Picture shortcut from the browser settings, which is a lot more convenient and works for any site.

This extension adds a "Picture-in-Picture Shortcut" button to the browser and lets you choose from a variety of keyboard shortcuts, including the default one ("Ctrl+Period").

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