This is a feature I think works great in Arc browser. Having a pip box automatically appear when switching away from a video tab and then returning to full size video when going back to the video tab. Shouldn't be a manditory feature, but I think lots of people would enjoy it.
Arc browser has the exact implementation. Should be configurable on/off
I logged into https://read.wiley.com/books/9781119659402/page/6/section/epubcfi(/6/18!/4/2/26) It was not textbook specific and when I tried to open any chapter I would not get any text. I tried to disable content blockers and compatibility mode but neither fixed the problem.
Expected behavior:
To be able to read and scroll through an online textbook
Orion, OS version; hardware type:
Version 0.99.125-beta (WebKit 616.1.22) Using a MacBook Air (macOS Ventura 13.4.1 build 22F82)
Image/Video:
<Copy/paste or drag and drop to upload images or videos (up to 20MB)>
Steps to reproduce: simply hover over any link, image, etc. using a mouse that has the two extra forward and back buttons. This will erroneously open the link, image, etc. in a new tab when hovering over a given link. It doesn't matter whether the forward or back mouse button is clicked. Nothing other than going back to previous page or forward to next page should be happening upon click of either button.
The only button on the mouse that should be opening links in a new tab is physically clicking with the mouse wheel button.
However, when not hovered over a link, image etc., the buttons will work perfectly as intended.
Safari does also exhibit the erroneous behavior; however, Chromium and Quantum-based browsers do not do this.
Currently on macOS Ventura 13.3.1 (build 22E772610a) via a Late 2021 MacBook Pro 16" with M1 Pro chip. Orion Version 0.99.124-beta (WebKit 616.1.10).
Haven't had any other issues at all so far. This is shaping up to be the best browser on the market. It already feels like it.
