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This Week in Plasma: Fixing All the Bugs, PiP, and Performance
(blogs.kde.org)
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Firefox has a PiP mode for videos, not any generic window
I know. My question was, is this new PiP mode in Plasma a generic Wayland feature, or is it about the Firefox's own PiP mode.
"the Wayland picture-in-picture (PiP) protocol" So yes, of course.
That's what I assumed too. But the linked issue talks just about Firefox.
I understood it as blacklisting support for the protocol because Firefox's implementation was too buggy.
Oh now I understand! Firefox was the blocker to finally release a generic Wayland implementation! Man sometimes I have the feeling I can't think. Thanks for your patience.
Disclaimer: I could be wrong.