Works well on most pages but recently subtitles stopped working on fullscreen mode on some of them, notably Disney+

It works decently well, but important features are locked behind a paid subscription that somehow requires a github account. I'm usually happy to donate if an extension is useful, but to not even be able to use it outside of fullscreen if I don't? And I didn't see a way to try the paid features and verify they actually work before paying, maybe I missed it.

Works fine but begs for a review every time you update with no way to disable it.

Some trash megacorps like "Bally" or Paramount or countless others slap bars or trash interfaces meant to work for ads onto streaming and call it a day. This app helps fix full-screen problems like Star Trek not wanting to work with 21:9 screen ratios even though the shows are basically filmed that way now... or streaming sports apps that auto-zoom and cut off players heads. Occasionally requires some math to re-squish things via the X:Y ratios.

Could maybe use a way to stay "on top" for fullscreen adjustments but I usually just open another window behind it to access menu.

It worked once, but now does nothing.

I have an ultrawide monitor, but get to watch movies cropped. :(

Not great. It just zooms in, doesn't really fix the aspect ratio and doesn't work with a 32:9 monitor. Crops everything on top and bottom with wider monitors. Can see it working well with 21:9 ones though. Giving it 3 stars because I can see it working for most peoples' monitors.

When it works, its great! But lately Ive had trouble with 4:3 videos (or anything less then 16:9), and randomly it disables its self, or changes what mode its in.

Does what it says it does, but the shortcuts are very confusing.

I cannot get the pause toggle to work with shortcuts, making the extension very annoying to actually use.

Works, but it doesn't have the upscale mode that I need. Upscale seems to fill the screen horizontally from edge to edge, but it can cut off the top and bottom of the video if it's too tall. I'd rather upscale fills the frame vertically, and leaves black bars on the side if it has to. The frame should never be cut off. This is an issue I noticed with Expanse on Amazon Prime. The aspect ratio seems to be non-standard.

The extension has been working great. Except that it seems to be slowing down youtube videos to the point that they have to load (buffer) frequently while watching. I noticed this because I almost have Gigabit speeds on my internet. So I turned it off and the issue stopped.