Hi Tim,

Thanks for your work on AnimeLabPiP.

We're proud to announce we're in a preview stage of PiP on AnimeLab.com. Currently the interface to enable PiP is invisible (but can be found if you hover your mouse over the top left of the controls ring.)

You can also enable/disable PiP using "p" on your keyboard.

Most of the code you wrote for the plugin doesn't work with the exception of the CSS modifications.

Let me know how you go with our implementation.

PS we stripped JWPlayer so ads and episodes now flow continuously without interrupting the PiP!

When an episode in PiP finishes and the player moves to the next one, PiP automatically cancels itself.

From the looks of things, AnimeLab's integration of jwplayer will completely tear down the <video> tag and create a new one from scratch for the incoming episode.

You would assume it would be as simple as observing for the new <video> tag and then calling webkitSetPresentationMode() on that one, but for some reason, PiP won't activate when I tried that; it would just fail silently. I even checked the WebKit source code to see what could cause it to fail, but couldn't find anything.

In any case, the easiest solution for this would be for AnimeLab to re-use the same <video> player between episodes.

But if anyone else wants to try and get a 'PiP autorestore' feature working, please feel free to take a crack at it. :D

At the moment, some strange behaviour occurs if PiP mode is enabled, and then you click the 'fullscreen' button, or vice versa.

Sometimes it works fine, sometimes the entire page dies and needs to be reloaded.

The easiest way to help avoid this issue would be to detect what state the video is playing (Whether fullscreen, or in PiP) and then disable the button for the other mode while it is active.

I don't know when I'll get more time to work on this, so a pull request would be greatly appreciated. :D