The Picture-in-Picture (PIP) API was initially designed to keep videos visible while users interact with other content on the page. Chrome's new Document Picture-in-Picture (DPIP) API expands the capabilities of the existing PIP API.
While PIP is limited to displaying a single video element in a floating window, DPIP empowers developers to present any arbitrary HTML content within the window, allowing for various use cases like real-time text editing, note-taking, and more.
Imagine a web app where users can watch a tutorial video in the main browser window while taking notes within a DPIP window on the same page, showcasing the versatility and productivity potential of DPIP.
Creating a frontend project using DPIP in a React application is a straightforward process, requiring basic React knowledge and access to Chrome 116 or above for optimal utilization of this feature.
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