manstheram

Spotify will require the usage of Toastify, but thankfully, that's opensource. I might make the flyouts compatible with Spicetify and make an extension for that.

I should be able to make an extension for Firefox that edits videos' volume (like for Youtube), but I'm not sure whether Netflix uses the tag.

Also, how should I show that the media volume toggle is on? Do I leave a permanent popup on screen or should I make it like the lock key flyouts...

According to this, I can use WebNowPlaying to control browser sessions, so that's sorted. [WebNowPlaying Docs](https://wnp.keifufu.dev/creating-adapters/csharp-library) I can even use it with Spotify using Spicetify and WebNowPIaying-Redux. Not sure whether...

@Samuel12321 I think this would have been finished in my new pull-request.

2. I guess, but isn't that every app? It doesn't overdo it if that's what you meant, at least compared to Chrome. 😅 3. Not at all, totally temporary!

1. Open the certificate and towards the bottom of the popup that is opened, press "Install Certificate". Another popup should show. Select the "Local Machine" option then click "Next". Then...

If you're wondering, the certificate is listed as an additional download on the releases page. It'll have a name something like "ModernFlyouts.Package_0.9.8113.0_x86_x64_arm64.cer" or something depending on the release.

> Do you mean in terms of the use of the CPU, which is what I mainly meant, if it is suitable for working with a battery? It consumes less...

Try the beta build in the Releases tab of this repository.