Friendly Streaming is an elegant and minimalistic multitasking browser.

Our powerful Picture-in-Picture, floating window mode, and transparency settings, make it a multitasker's dream browser.

▶ PLAY VIDEOS WHILE YOU WORK

View your work, alongside your media content from places like YouTube, Netflix, Vimeo, Hulu and more. Our Universal Picture-in-Picture works with most sites (unlike Safari, Chrome or Firefox).

Suddenly it’s also possible to make new creations in Photoshop while following along to an online tutorial. It’s possible to scroll through social media while watching a video on the side. Maybe even watch Netflix all day long, while your boss thinks you are working.

▶ MONITOR WEBSITES WHILE YOU WORK
Friendly Streaming works just like any other normal browser, except that it’s floating on top of all other windows, and can be adjusted to be transparent.

You’ll keep finding new uses for it. Monitoring stock quotes, keeping up with your Twitter feed or work slack channels. The possibilities are endless.

▶ SIMPLE WINDOW AND VIDEO ADJUST
With Friendly Streaming, you can adjust the brightness, saturation, contrast, and transparency on any web page or video stream, in a few easy steps.

▶ NATIVE VIDEO PLAYER
Friendly Streaming includes a powerful native player to play local videos in Picture-in-Picture mode and make video adjustments.
Supported formats include: MPEG, AVI, ASF, WMV, WMA, MP4, MOV, 3GP, OGG, Real, WAV, FLV.

This allow anyone who has videos on a shared drive to enjoy all our browser multitasking features.

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Friendly Streaming is a third-party video browser.
It is not associated or affiliated with Netflix, Inc, YouTube, Hulu, HBO, Showtime, Prime Video or any other streaming service you browse using this app.
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New in this version

- Native local video player compatibility for M1 machines
- Added preference option to use WebView to play local videos
- Added preference option to change User Agent (For issues with video playback)