Google Chrome is testing a split-screen multitasking feature — here's how it will work

 Popular user Leopeva64-2 announced a new feature in Google Chrome called "Split Screen," which allows users to view two tabs side by side within a single window, improving the multitasking experience. (Reddit)

🆕 Split Screen in Chrome

Split Screen is a significant step toward enhancing productivity, as users can now:

View two websites simultaneously within a single window.

Easily switch split tabs.

Saving time and effort compared to opening multiple windows.

According to Leopeva64-2, a new option has been added in the Canary release of Chrome that allows users to switch split tabs by double-clicking the edit bar.  (Chrome Unboxed)

🖼️ Illustration

To see the new feature in action, check out the image shared by Leopeva64-2 on his X account (formerly Twitter):

(Reddit)

The image shows how to display two tabs side by side within a single Chrome window.

🧪 How to Try the Feature

If you'd like to try this feature before its official release, you can: (Chrome Unboxed)

Download the Chrome Canary build.

Enable the feature through the Experiments (flags) settings at chrome://flags.

Search for "Split Screen" and enable it. (Reddit, Reddit)

Please note that features in Canary builds may be unstable and may change before the final release.

 🔗 Additional Resources

For more details and updates, you can follow Leopeva64-2 on X:(X (formerly Twitter))

🔗 Leopeva64-2 on X

The "Split Screen" feature demonstrates Google's commitment to improving the user experience in Chrome, making browsing more efficient and smooth.