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What should happen if a video in Picture-in-Picture is sent fullscreen or played remotely? We may want to offer recommendations to implementers in the specification.
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Probably, Safari ignores all changes in presentation mode of the video until user interacts with the webpage.
The problem is that Safari ignores webkitSetPresentationMode("picture-in-picture") even though it reports that this mode is supported:
video.webkitSupportsPresentationMode("picture-in-picture") // true
video.readyState // 4
Example: youtube.com. If you reload page, un
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Is it possible to make the minimum size of the window a little smaller? I'm trying to make a pip window of my Spotify controls and the selection is almost twice the height.