skylight | pop-out fullscreen window controls

skylight changes what the fullscreen button does. Press it on YouTube, or any site that uses the browser's fullscreen, and a small menu asks where the video should go: - Own window (W): the tab moves into a window of its own, so you can watch next to your work. It doesn't reload, so the video keeps playing. The next window opens where you left the last one. - Float on top (O): the video moves into a small window that stays above every other window, with play, seek, mute and a button back to the tab. Close it and the video goes back where it was, still playing. - Fill the tab (T): the player takes over the tab, in the site's own fullscreen layout. - Picture in picture (P): the browser's floating video, when the site has a video element. - Fullscreen (F): real fullscreen, as usual. Press Esc, or the site's own exit button, to put everything back where it was. In the toolbar: switch skylight off for a site, or pick a default (window or tab) and skip the menu. Hold Alt (Option on Mac) as you press fullscreen to see the menu anyway. No account, no analytics, no network requests. Settings sync through Chrome.