Check Browser Settings: Ensure that your browser's PiP settings are configured correctly. Some browsers allow you to set preferences for the PiP feature, including the default position. Explore your browser's settings menu for PiP options.

Extension or Add-Ons: Some browser extensions or add-ons can enhance PiP functionality. Check if there are any extensions available for your browser that provide more control over PiP positioning and behavior.

Update Browser: Make sure your browser is up to date. Updates often include bug fixes and improvements, which may resolve issues with the PiP feature.

Feedback to Browser Developer: If the problem persists, consider providing feedback to your browser's developer. They might address the issue in future updates.

Third-Party PiP Tools: If the PiP feature within your browser still doesn't meet your requirements, you could explore third-party PiP tools or apps that offer more control over the PiP window's position and behavior. These tools can sometimes provide additional customization.

I don't see the point of having a pip-feature, auto-pip even, that does not care about where you like to position it between sessions. I mean, it does remember position and size as long as you don't close the browser. This would be such a tiny code-segment, to save and fetch positions, that I do not understand why it would be met with any resistance.

Hello,
To remember the Picture-in-Picture (PiP) size and position for video playback, use the built-in features of the specific video player or streaming service you use. Resize and position the PiP window as desired, and the player should remember these settings for future use. Make sure your software is up to date to avoid potential issues. Thanks