What’s the easiest way to do picture-in-picture on Twitch PC?

Getting Picture-in-Picture mode working on Twitch for your PC is easier than you might think, and it’s a neat trick when you want to keep tabs on a stream while you work on other stuff. Here’s the scoop on how to pull it off:

First up, if you’re using Chrome, there’s a nifty extension for Picture-in-Picture that Google cooked up. Here’s how it goes down:

1. Jump onto the Chrome Web Store, look up “Picture-in-Picture Extension (by Google),” and hit that “Add to Chrome” button. You’re pretty much ready to roll now.
2. Fire up Twitch, start watching a stream, and click the PiP extension icon that’s chilling near the top-right corner of your browser.
3. Boom, you’ve got yourself a new window for the stream. You can drag it, resize it, make it your own.

Switching gears to Firefox now—this browser is PiP-friendly too.

1. Start your Twitch stream on Firefox.
2. Hover over the video, and you’ll see the PiP icon pop up. Give it a click, and you’re good to go.

Let’s not forget about the other heavyweights like Edge, Safari, and Opera. These guys are quite PiP-savvy as well.

1. All you need to do is right-click on the Twitch video and go for the “Picture-in-Picture” option. Easy-peasy.
2. Then, feel free to adjust the size and position of your PiP window to suit your style.

If PiP gives you any grief, just make sure you’ve got your browser updated and check that no rogue extensions are messing with it.

So there you have it—these tips should have you enjoying Twitch in PiP mode without a hitch. Go ahead and give it a go!