# Yape

<img src="https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/raw/master/README%20resources/app_icon.png" width=128 height=128>

Yet Another PiP Extension. 

Yape does very simple thing: finds all HTML5 videos on a webpage and allows you to play them in Picture-in-Picture mode. Just click on an item from the list and this video will be switched to Picture-in-Picture mode. 

![](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/raw/master/README%20resources/example_screenshot.png)

Basically, this is very similar extension to [PiPifier](https://github.com/arnoappenzeller/PiPifier) and [PiedPiPer](https://github.com/JoeKuhns/PiedPiPer.safariextension), which I discovered in the middle of development. The main difference is that Yape doesn't add any buttons to the webpage. Instead, you enable Picture-in-Picture mode from Safari toolbar. 

## Requirements

1. Safari 10.0+
2. macOS 10.12+

## Installation

1. Download [latest Yape.zip](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/releases/latest)
2. Unpack it and then copy `Yape.app` to the Applications folder
3. Launch Yape
4. Go to Safari → Preferences → Extensions and enable Yape

![](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/raw/master/README%20resources/preferences_screenshot.png)

## Known issues

- [ ] [Issue #1](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/issues/1): sometimes you need to click at least once somewhere on the page before enabling PiP.
- [ ] [Issue #2](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/issues/2): sometimes you need to click "play" button before enabling PiP.
- [X] ~[Issue #3](https://github.com/leonspok/Yape/issues/3): some videos don't work at all (for example, [coub.com](https://coub.com), gifs on [tjournal.ru](https://tjournal.ru))~