MacStories Weekly: Issue 53 - October 21, 2016

Place PIP Window Anywhere on a Mac

John
John

macOS Sierra introduced picture-in-picture (PIP) for Mac users. As on the iPad, clicking the PIP button in the control bar of a video player places the video in a resizable window in the corner of your screen. Dragging the window towards another corner and releasing causes it to snap into that corner. As pointed...

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John Voorhees
John is MacStories' Managing Editor, has been writing about Apple and apps since joining the team in 2015, and today, runs the site alongside Federico. John also co-hosts four MacStories podcasts: AppStories, which covers the world of apps, MacStories Unwind, which explores the fun differences between American and Italian culture and recommends media to listeners, Ruminate, a show about the weird web and unusual snacks, and NPC: Next Portable Console, a show about the games we take with us.
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