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Like the window thumbnails gnome extension? 
Prob the main thing keeping me on gnome right now.
How accurate are the dates for upcoming releases typically?
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Not any PiP window, only ones that use the protocol. Firefox should use it. Though I'd be surprised if there wasn't some Kwin extension to automatically make the PiP windows always on top like the extension you mentioned or the Gnome "PiP on top" extension
Damn, I really would like to pip the stremio app and not use the web version when using plasma, its a very convenient extension to have in gnome and keeps me there
you can right click on the tilebar and select "keep above others" to have something similar with any app
Yeah, but stremio has weird scaling, pip can scale however small or big, stremio has to take up like over a 1/4th of the screen by default
Plasma lets you pin any window to be always on top (short of fullscreen apps), and you can set up rules to automatically set that behavior for any pip window.