Split view

Split view uses Chrome's own side-by-side mode, so each page stays in its own tab. It works with every site, including the few that can't go in a grid. It needs a recent version of Chrome (155 or later).

Open a split view

1. Open the popup (or Manage on the dashboard) and choose Split mode.
2. Click pages to fill Left page and Right page, or drag them into the dashed boxes. Optionally type a name under Name (optional). Use ＋ Add a pair to make several at once.
3. Click Open split view.

You can also select exactly two tabs in Chrome's tab strip and press Alt + Shift + S (Mac: ⌥ Option + Shift + S).

Name, switch and unsplit

Every split view is saved as a project; rename it any time with Edit under All projects. While a split is open, its card there has two more buttons:

• Unsplit turns the pair back into two separate tabs and keeps the project.
• To grid mode reloads both pages in a two-cell grid. From a two-cell grid with one page in each cell, To split mode (in the grid's toolbar or under All projects) does the reverse. Playback position and unsaved input don't carry over.