If you learn from YouTube tutorials while coding, you know the pain: watch, switch tabs, type, switch back, lose your place, repeat.
That's why we built YouTube All Around, a Firefox extension that keeps your video on screen while you work.
What it does
It lets you watch YouTube videos in a floating, movable, resizable mini-window while you browse other websites or work on other tasks. No more constant tab switching.
Key features
- Floating video window: stays visible while you browse other sites
- Move anywhere: drag it to whatever corner of the screen suits you
- Resizable: make it as big or small as you need
- Control panel: change volume, quality, playback speed, and captions from the toolbar icon
How to use it
- Open a YouTube video and hover over it. A small Picture-in-Picture button appears at the edge of the video. Click it.
- Switch to any other tab. Keep the original YouTube tab open, because it's the one that runs the video.
- Click the extension icon in the toolbar to open the control panel and adjust volume, quality, speed, or captions.
Who is it for?
- Developers following coding tutorials next to their editor or docs
- Students watching lectures while taking notes
- Anyone who wants a podcast or any video running in the corner while they work
Get it
👉 YouTube All Around on Firefox Add-ons
We're actively improving it, so tell us in the comments what features you'd like to see next.
*Built with ❤ by Foxaura AI.
Note: YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. This extension is not affiliated with Google.
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