Huedra

Tells Huedra when an HDR video is open, so it can turn HDR on for it.

Turns Windows HDR on while you watch HDR video in your browser, and back off when you stop. Works together with Huedra, a Windows app that switches HDR for games and video. Features YouTube: when the video you open is available in HDR, Huedra turns HDR on. When the display switches, the video is loaded again at the same moment, so it can play its HDR stream. Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, HBO Max and Apple TV: these sites do not show whether a video is in HDR, so you choose in Huedra which of them count. On a chosen site, a full-screen video turns HDR on, and leaving full screen turns it off again. Nothing to set up in the browser: the extension has no options and no buttons. How to use it 1. Install Huedra on Windows and start it. 2. Install this extension. 3. Open an HDR video. Huedra turns HDR on, and off again after you close the tab. For the streaming sites, turn the site on in Huedra: Settings, Video players, Streaming sites. Privacy The extension runs only on YouTube and the five streaming sites above. It sends nothing over the network, stores nothing and has no access to other sites. It tells Huedra about an HDR video by adding a short marker to the start of the tab title, which Huedra reads on your PC. Requires Huedra for Windows. Without it, the extension does nothing you can see except the title marker. Download Huedra: https://github.com/apixelsnet/huedra/releases