Google Chrome is testing a split-screen feature

Google Chrome is working on a new feature that will allow you to split a tab into two windows to view different pages simultaneously in the same browser. A similar option was previously implemented in Microsoft Edge.

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How does tab splitting work in Google Chrome?

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The new version of Google Chrome has added an experimental feature that allows you to split a single tab into two parts, displaying different web pages in the same window. This has been reported by browser reviewers, including Leopeva64, who spotted the innovation in a version of Chrome that was hidden from users.

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According to the information available now, the tab split will be as follows:

1. Right-click on the active tab.
2. Select the «Split Tab with Active Tab» option.

After activation, the tab will be split into two screens, allowing you to interact with different web pages at the same time.

Analogy with Microsoft Edge

A similar feature is already available in the Microsoft Edge browser, where it’s called «Split Screen» (Split Screen). Edge users can enable this feature through the settings menu or right-click on the tab and select «Open in Sidebar» (Open in Sidebar).

Open in Sidebar (Open in Sidebar).

Although Chrome and Edge use different names and approaches, both browsers aim to improve multitasking and usability.

When should we expect the feature in a stable version of Chrome?”

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The tab-splitting feature in Chrome is currently in the testing phase and hidden from users. Google has not yet announced an exact date for its release in the stable version of the browser.

The feature is currently in testing and is being hidden from users.