What's new in Crispip

Every release, newest first — what changed, and when.

  1. v2.3.3

    Latest

    Multi-video control moves to the keyboard and the toolbar: Space plays or pauses every video on screen at once, players buried in cross-origin iframes can be captured, and the toolbar icon shows how many videos a page holds.

    New

    • Space plays or pauses every video you can see at once — grid, L-shaped, dual, cinema mode and fullscreen alike.
    • Players inside cross-origin iframes, which is how most streaming sites embed them, can now be captured without opening the player address on its own.
    • When a page holds several videos, the toolbar icon shows how many, and you pick which one to open.

    Improved

    • The Settings button on the card toolbar now carries a text label, sits first on the left of every action, and opens the settings page on the first click.
    • The right-click menu inside the picture-in-picture window no longer lets the browser show its own page menu on top of it, and a click outside the menu only dismisses it instead of pausing the video.
  2. v2.3.2

    A share button on the card toolbar, so the video you are watching can reach someone else without copying the address by hand.

    • The card toolbar gains a share button that hands the current video link to the system share sheet, and copies the link when the system has none.
  3. v2.3.1

    Screen recording gets a clearer flow: the quality is chosen before the session starts, the title bar counts the elapsed time, and every other quality greys out while one is running.

    • Recording is set up before it starts — choose a quality and the others grey out, a stop button appears next to the one in use, and the title bar counts the elapsed time up to a five-hour ceiling, or until the video ends or switches.
    • Fixed: the end-of-recording toast covered the video, playback did not pause and resume around a recording, and the card title could lag behind the page.
    • The settings page links to the privacy policy.
  4. v2.3

    Screenshot and screen recording arrive, together with a cinema layout and a video history that keeps one entry per link per day.

    • Screenshot and screen recording, with a save-folder prompt the first time either is used.
    • Cinema mode in the right-click menu: black bars on both sides, a row of seats along the bottom, and every other video muted and paused.
    • Video history is deduplicated per day, so the same link opened twice in one day is stored once.
  5. v2.1

    Video history lands, with a getting-started walkthrough and a resizable fill mode that replaces the old fullscreen toggle.

    • Video history records the name, link and duration of every video you open, with filtering by site, instant search, paging and per-row delete.
    • A Getting started page walks through the first three steps.
    • Fullscreen became Fill: click it, drag the corners, and go as large as you like.
    • Fixed: the window size did not match the video after switching layouts.
  6. v1.1

    The interface ships in dozens of languages and follows the one your browser asks for.

    • The interface now ships in dozens of languages, from Arabic to Vietnamese, and follows the language your browser asks for.