Works great at getting HTML5 goodness into YouTube.

You can set the maximum resolution of the video to use (360 or 720p).

Normal fullscreen mode does not currently work. This has to do with Chrome's native video player not having the ability, not the extension itself. A workaround is to right-click on the video and "open video in new tab", which will open a tab with just the video at full resolution. If you use 720p that should be pretty big.

UPDATE: I wish this worked better. Porting the Safari extension involved very few changes. Any problems with getting this to work have to do with Chrome's native video player, and how YouTube reacts to Chrome browsers vs Safari. I'll see what I can do to improve things. Basically: one video will work, and another will not. I think it has to do with if there's a WebM (vs H.264) version. This does still work on many videos. But it's not quite there. Keep checking.


Adapted from the excellent Safari extension, YouTube5, by Connor McKay. Find him and his extensions here:
http://www.verticalforest.com/2010/06/09/youtube5-html5-converter-for-youtube-videos/

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