In this update: Updated localizations on the configuration page.

In this update: While Picture-in-Picture is active, the floating player will be hidden for a cleaner look. This feature can also be controlled with a switch.

In this update: 1. Added a "Toggle PiP" button to the Twitch player controls. 2. Fixed an issue where, after enabling experimental support for Twitch or Netflix, in certain cases the "Auto-enable when page loads" setting may be unexpectedly disabled, which causes the floating player on YouTube pages to fail to be automatically enabled. This issue affected versions 1.6.0–1.9.0 and is automatically fixed by upgrading to this version.

In this update: Experimental support for Twitch: Similar to Netflix, currently only compatible with Automatic Picture-in-Picture.

In this update: Improved subtitle rendering in the Picture-in-Picture window on macOS 26: Fixed an edge case where SRV3 subtitles positioned very close to the four corners of the video could be clipped by the larger Squircle-shaped PiP window.

In this update: 1. Added an "Enhanced YouTube Subtitle Support" option to improve subtitle rendering in Picture-in-Picture mode. Subtitle style support varies depending on the macOS version, with newer versions supporting more subtitle effects, including improved bold and italic rendering, improved handling of shared subtitle styles, and better subtitle positioning and layout to match the YouTube web player. 2. Optimized advanced subtitle format (SRV3) processing by simplifying complex effects such as shadows, colors, fonts, and size variations, reducing resource usage while improving rendering reliability and readability. 3. Refreshed the app icon background. Tip: If you prefer a simpler subtitle appearance in Picture-in-Picture mode, you can disable "Enhanced YouTube Subtitle Support" in "Config" page.

In this update: 1. Updated the extension's "Config" page and refined UI details in Dark Mode. 2. Adjusted subtitle retrieval logic, fixed an issue where "auto-generated" subtitles might display incorrectly in Picture-in-Picture, and adapted to YouTube's latest subtitle logic.

In this update: 1. Fixed an issue where Picture-in-Picture subtitles might not be displayed as expected in some cases due to recent changes to YouTube’s subtitle features. This update is compatible with different current versions of the YouTube website. 2. Optimized some details after resizing the window by dragging its edges.

In this update: 1. Fixed an issue in 1.7.0 where the “When Disabling Floating Player” setting may not have been applied correctly. 2. Polished some styling details.

In this update: 1. Updated the progress bar to support the special effects in the new YouTube player. If unavailable, the original progress bar is used — for example, on some Olivia Rodrigo music videos. 2. For users without a trackpad, new zoom options are available: hold Option ⌥ and scroll to resize the floating player. You can also customize the wheel zoom control in the floating player; once enabled, resize by scrolling the mouse wheel while hovering. 3. Added a reminder when the floating player is disabled, so you can re-enable it after accidental closure. Tap Don't show again to stop future reminders. Tips: The × button in the top-right corner disables the floating player. To turn it back on, open the extension icon in the toolbar and click Enable Floating Player.

1. Improved Automatic Picture-in-Picture logic—it now works independently and is no longer affected by the "Auto-enable when page loads" setting. 2. Added experimental support (Labs (Beta)) for websites beyond YouTube, currently including Netflix and Bilibili. For Netflix: The in-page floating player is not available due to differences in website layout. Picture-in-Picture (Caption) is supported. Trigger it from the video page context menu, or enable Automatic Picture-in-Picture in settings.

In this update: 1. Improved floating window position memory: click the FloatTube icon in the toolbar, disable the floating window, then reopen it to restore a visible bottom-right position—helping when a remembered spot falls off-screen after window or display size changes 2. Fixed configuration logic issues to ensure settings take effect properly 3. Fixed display glitches and stuttering that may occur when dragging the app window in certain scenarios on macOS 12; other system versions are unaffected

In this update: Adjusted Picture-in-Picture CC subtitle behavior. PiP CC subtitles now follow the subtitle on/off control for a more intuitive experience.

In this update: 1. Improved display of "auto-generated" captions in Mode S. 2. Improved configuration storage logic and error recovery mechanism. 3. Minor style optimizations and localization updates.

In this update: 1. Fixed incorrect automatic Picture-in-Picture behavior when connecting, tiling, or switching from one display to multiple displays. 2. Fixed the floating player being covered at the bottom when opening a new tab on macOS 26. 3. Performance improvements and minor style refinements.

In this update: Fixed an incorrect link in the footer of the configuration page in version 1.4.0.

In this update: 1. Customize which controls appear in the center of the floating player. 2. New onboarding: if you enable the extension while a YouTube tab is already open, you’ll be prompted to refresh the page so everything works reliably. 3. Smoother timecode rendering with fewer unnecessary redraws for better performance.

In this update: 1. Fixed an issue where Auto Picture-in-Picture (PiP) could be mistakenly triggered in full-screen or lock-screen scenarios. 2. Updated the Settings feedback template and added missing localization strings.

In this update: Added PiP font scaling control to better suit the display on the latest macOS.

In this update: 1. Optimized styles to fix video stretching issues when switching to theater mode in special cases. 2. Added support for 8 new languages: Czech, Danish, Greek, Finnish, French (Canada), Norwegian, Polish, and Swedish. Fixed some translation errors.

In this update: 1. Fixed the height overflow issue when switching between videos with different aspect ratios on YouTube pages. This may occur when switching between playlists or when ads and main content have different aspect ratios (e.g., switching from a 16:9 ad to a 4:3 video). 2. Optimized styles to fix the incorrect cursor display issue in Safari versions 26.0, 26.1, and 26.2 (other versions are not affected).

In this update: 1. Added multiple onboarding screens to improve user experience. 2. Updated app icon for Liquid Glass design. 3. Optimized select advanced subtitle styles to reduce rendering power usage and boost overall performance.

In this update: Internal code has been cleaned up and optimized, making the overall size lighter. Note: The Beta feature "Remember Floating Player Position" was unavailable on some systems in version 1.0.7. Affected users are recommended to update to this version. This feature is still being continuously improved.

In this update: 1. Improved PiP behavior on multiple displays to avoid unnecessary activation, with more control over when PiP starts. 2. Added support for Italian, Korean, and Dutch. 3. Fixed a minor styling issue and removed some redundant code. 4. Updated the default appearance of the in-page floating player for a cleaner look (manual customizations are not affected).

In this update: 1. Added Automatic Picture-in-Picture (PiP) for YouTube videos (default off) - Automatically enables the system’s native PiP mode when playing YouTube videos - Videos continue playing in a floating window for a smoother experience, similar to PiP in modern browsers like Arc - To confirm the current video, you need to interact with the YouTube page (e.g. click or play) after opening it before this feature takes effect 2. Fixed an issue where subtitles could flicker when adjusting playback using the trackpad 3. Improved app interface and descriptions for a more intuitive experience