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Go to the Picture-in-Picture Extension (by Google). Click Add to Chrome. Click Add Extension. Find a video you want to watch. Click the picture-in-picture icon in the Chrome toolbar. The video will pop out and keep playing while you have different programs open. You must keep the original video tab open in Chrome to watch in picture-in-picture. Thanks to LifeWire.com […]
Love the Theater Mode on YouTube but tired of clicking that button every single time? You don’t need to install heavy browser extensions or third-party software that might track your data. You can fix this with a single line of code in your browser’s console. The Logic Behind the Hack YouTube stores your player preferences […]
It is so easy to do that. If you don’t want to see annotations (or cards) for any video whatsoever, you can disable all interactive elements by heading to settings, clicking on Playback from the Account Settings panel on the left, and then unchecking the box for “Show in-video info cards”
The easiest way to do that is using AdBlock. 1. Open your web browser and go to the Adblock Settings as shown. 2. Click on the Customize option in the left pane. 3. Here in the Customize AdBlock section, locate and click the Edit button next to Manually edit your filters. 4. Then, add the following links and click on the Save button. youtube.com###chat