🏀 How to Watch March Madness While You Work—Without Getting Caught 🎉

March Madness is here, and let’s be honest—you don’t want to miss a second of the action, even if you’re stuck at your desk. Luckily, Google’s Picture-in-Picture Extension for Chrome is the ultimate game-day hack. This free browser extension lets you pop out live games into a floating, resizable window that stays on top of anything else you’re doing. That means you can keep an eye on the buzzer-beaters while technically still working. And if you’re trying to stream multiple games at once? Just use multiple browsers—like Chrome, Edge, and Vivaldi—each running its own Picture-in-Picture window. Genius, right?

🏆 Key Takeaways:

• Google's Picture-in-Picture Extension allows you to keep a floating video window on-screen while working.

• It works with most Chromium-based browsers, including Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Opera, Arc, and Microsoft Edge.

• To use it:

  • Download the Picture-in-Picture Extension from the Chrome Web Store.
  • Play a video, then click the puzzle piece icon (or press Alt+P on Windows / Option+P on Mac).
  • Resize and drag the window anywhere on your screen.

• Want to watch multiple games? Open different browsers, each playing a different stream in Picture-in-Picture mode.

• Your only limitation? How many browsers your computer can handle before it melts down. 🔥

So, go ahead—set up your stealthy March Madness viewing station. Just don’t get caught cheering too loud. 😉
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