PiPifier 4+

PiP for every web video

Arno Appenzeller

Designed for iPad

- 4.5 • 295 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

PiPifier is an Action extension for Safari that lets you use every HTML5 (thats about every web video on iOS) video in Picture in Picture mode.

If you have an HTML5 video playing on any website like Youtube just press PiPifier in Safari's Webtools Menu to enable Picture-In-Picture for this video.

With this extension you can even run PiP mode on sites that hide the native video controls (so that you can not enable PiP there)

Usage:
1. Open Safari
2. Open the Webtools Menu (aA)
3. Choose Manage Extensions
4. Enable 'PiPifier'
5. Select 'PiPifier' on a website with a video

Oct 6, 2021

Version 1.2.4

- PiPifier is now a Web Extension on iOS 15
***Please note: The action extension was replaced in this version by the Web Extension. Please read the installation guide in the main app***
- You can now tip a giant tea
- Fixed About text

4.5 out of 5

295 Ratings

Yes it actually works!!!!

Okay, off top let me say this,” IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM’’. There was a bit of a learning curve, but it works. My suggestion is run safari for videos, put in PIP and then open chrome and run everything else. Use Safari as the base for this app to get your videos in PIP. Once the video is in PIP, swip up and then you can use any app while PIP is running. You’ll be able to use without any problem.

No problem with app but a different question

I have had no problems with the app, works great. But I have a question for the developer. I see that you have made browsers for both the Apple Vision and Watch. Would it be possible to make one for the Apple TV? I would love to buy it if one ever comes out.

WHOE!!

This app is so easy! You literally just hit “Run Pipifier” and the video instantly minimizes to a floating window. It’s so quick, instant!

I thought that the link would launch in the app and I’d just have to wait for the video to be streamed in the app, but no. It just seems to grab the video and instantly put it in a window. Wish I knew about this sooner!

The developer, Arno Appenzeller, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.