@leocg, apparently, it stays on Win 11.
I've enabled the flag to no avail (restarted the browser, of course).

@leocg I've seen other topics with the same issue, I'm not the only one with this problem. I believe it's a bug that should be fixed. Plus, it worked in the past and I haven't changed my configuration both hardware and software since it worked last time, which been a few months, I don't remember exactly, I don't use this feature often, but sometimes I do need it.

Regarding PiP, i'm hearing about other browser with this feature for the first time ever. Either they don't have it, or few implemented it so far. Besides that I've always thought it was Opera feature.

@leocg

1. Same effect (not working).
2. It should? We're talking about Opera feature, not extensions. But just in case, checked in Chrome. Of course it doesn't.

@leocg, what's that? Clean, without everything?

Ah, maybe this setting? Its on.

@leocg, here's the report file from the opera://gpu.

I don't quite know where to look here exactly, and where to turn on if disabled. Thank you!

@leocg, yes, as I pointed out in the OP.

@leocg it's just Opera, as I pointed out in the OP.

@leocg, c'mon, I've sent multiple screenshots and typed my version of the browser. Opera. For Windows.

I hope this thread doesn't get abandoned as the others after this reply.

Hello!

I don't have the video pop-out button on YouTube.

Win 11, latest version of Opera for Windows, 131.0.5877.55, installed minutes ago.

GPU acceleration is on, video pop-out flag is turned on, automatic PiP is turned on, restarted the browser, restarted the PC, flipped all switches back and forth, turned off all extensions, literally nothing helps.

And as I see from the forums, I'm not alone in this, so it's clearly the problem from devs side.

Please fix.

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