Now You Can Force PiP (Picture-in-Picture) Mode for YouTube, Google Maps, and More

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Android, Google Maps, Picture-in-Picture, Pip, YouTube

Android Oreo brings a new Pip mode to Smartphone and tablets. This may come through pressing on home button it happens through playing video, and the video becomes a floating window that you can move anywhere on the phone or tablet screen. For example, YouTube will give a Pip support already on it. But the things is if you pay for YouTube Red. Now, you can choose some other way to enable Pip mode for YouTube and Google Maps. The site Android Police find out a solution through testing.

To start this feature, your phone or tablet must be an Android Oreo 8.0 and required USB cable to connect phone or tablet to your computer pc. If you don’t find ADB command-line that you need to install on your computer. You have to turn on ADB debugging on your Android Oreo phone or tablet settings. If your device becomes rooted, then you skip above option.

After that, you need to download the custom navigation bar from the play store or APKMirror. This feature starting from Android 7.0 to Android 8.0, and this one support Pip mode to the device. If your device doesn’t connect to your computer, you can check the Windows or Mac system to spot the function. Whether you are Linux operating system you know the terminal app.

Once you have opened a command prompt with your connected Android device, and ADB devices and Enter. And this one will search the connect Android devices. After that the message you receive to make confirm tapping the OK button.

Now, you are ready to go to make confirm Picture-in-Picture toggle on the navigation bar. Open Custom Navigation Bar–>Extra right button–>tap ‘Type’ and select ‘Keycode.’ and tap Keycode and choose ‘Window’ from the bottom.

If you want to Pip mode, you can set the icon, you aren’t chosen then it looks as an empty to tap on it.

Finally, you can test on your Android phone or tablets, you just open the YouTube video, and press the Picture-in-Picture button to make collapse your watching video into floating window. This one not only works on YouTube, it gives up your Google Maps and some other apps.

If you want to know more details then you click below link to find more place.

Via: Android Police

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