Picture-in-Picture

Bushido auto-detects videos on the page. When it finds one, a PiP button appears in the sidebar.

How to Use

1. Navigate to a page with a video (YouTube, Twitch, etc.)
2. Wait a moment — Bushido polls for video elements
3. The PiP button appears in the sidebar
4. Click it — the video pops into a floating window

Click the PiP button again to exit, or close the floating video.

How It Works

Bushido runs a named Rust command (detect_video) that checks for <video> elements on the page. When you click PiP, another command (toggle_pip) injects a Shadow DOM overlay with a button that calls the browser's native requestPictureInPicture() API.

The Shadow DOM means sites can't detect or block the PiP button — it's invisible to page scripts.

Limitations

• The page needs an actual <video> element (some sites use custom players that don't expose one)
• Some sites block PiP at the API level — Bushido removes the disablePictureInPicture attribute but can't override everything