Thank you Mark E. for suggesting this tip!
Chrome now allows you to view two tabs side-by-side within a single window, eliminating the need to resize separate windows or toggle back and forth between sites.
How to Get Started
- Open the two tabs you want to view simultaneously.
- Right-click on the tab you want to move to the side.
- Select Split View from the dropdown menu.
- Choose the second tab from the list of open pages to fill the other half of your screen.
- Click and drag the central divider to adjust the width of each pane.
OR
- Click and hold the tab you want to move.
- Drag the tab down toward the center of the browser window.
- Look for the transparent gray overlay that appears on either the left or right side of the screen.
- Release the tab once it is inside the gray zone to lock it into split view.
When you are done with the side-by-side view, simply click the X on the divider or drag one tab out of the window to return to a full-screen view.
Tip: You can quickly swap the positions of your two screens by clicking and dragging the top header of either split tab to the opposite side.
Question: Can you use split screen when presenting a Google Slideshow? Yes! This short video explains how.
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