Ambient light for YouTube™

This extension will surround YouTube™ videos with ambient light inside your browser. No need for extra hardware like lightstrips or smart lights like ambilight, it's all in your browser!

Tip:

Are you using a widescreen or portrait monitor? Enable both the "Remove black bars" and "Fill video to screen" features to automatically fill your monitor with any video that has black bars.

Features:

1. Ambient light
- Blur
- Spread
- Fade in duration

2. Black bars
- Remove black bars
- Remove black sidebars
- Also remove colored bars
- Fill video to screen

3. Filters
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Vibrance
- Saturation

4. Video
- Size (scale/zoom)
- Shadow

5. Video page content
- Shadows on elements
- Buttons, boxes and images opacity
- Hide elements in theater mode
- Hide scrollbar
- Translucent header

6. Quality
- Limit framerate (per second)
- Resolution

7. General
- Appearance (theme): Light, Default, Dark
- Enable only in view mode(s): small, theater, fullscreen
- Enabled/Disabled

Advanced features:
1. Ambient light
- Edge size
- Fade out start
- Fade out curve
- Debanding (noise/dithering)

2. Directions
- Top, right, bottom, left

3. Black bars
- Black bar detection offset
- Black bar size (manual control)
- Black sidebar size (manual control)
- Reset black bars next video

4. Quality
- Framerate stats
- Frametime stats
- Resolution and drawtime stats
- Synchronization: Display framerate, Video framerate
- WebGL renderer (Uses less power)
- Sync video with ambient light
- Smooth motion (frame blending)

Requirement:

A video card with a score of at least 1000 points in the PassMark G3D Mark benchmark is recommended.
Check your video card's score here: https://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu_list.php
With a score lower than 1000 the extension will still work but it is likely that the YouTube video page will be slow and/or stuttering.

Contribute:

You can view the source code and contribute to this open source project at https://github.com/WesselKroos/youtube-ambilight