If, like myself, you like taking screenshots of GDQ but don't want to play it in an external app to support the stream: I wrote a quick userscript that adds a screenshot button
https://gist.github.com/eramdam/377b5be7de525fe8cfd23484e1696978
Oh also you can press F9 and it does the screenshot automatically as well. It might blank out the video for some reason if you do it too many times in a short time, don't know why π€·
@Eramdam haha, nice
@noiob modern problems, modern solutions, etc etc :P
@Eramdam it's a shame that Firefox's "save snapshot" feature doesn't work because they block the <video> context menu
@noiob yeah, im sure you could put an extension together to add a context menu entry but even then a lot of players with custom UIs block the first right click.
Maybe I should make a "add screenshot button" extension for a bunch of video-playing websites
@Eramdam no, I mean, the Firefox context menu has a "Save snapshot asβ¦" entry usually, I use it all the time on Youtube
@Eramdam do it on an exposed video (right-clicking twice on Youtube works), it'll show a bunch of video-related entries
@noiob π€―
@Eramdam it's nice because it just saves the current video frame, so it's not affected by screen resolution
@noiob still wish it didnt prompt the "save as" dialog :P
@Eramdam https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ :P
but yeah, idk, it's obviously not a focus
@noiob i just noticed my userscript already respects the video's dimensions π
(yes this is the Instagram icon, i couldn't find a "photo" icon in Twitch's UI so this will have to do)