A tab can display two web pages, and Microsoft Edge browser stable Edition introduces split screen mode.
According to CTOnews.com on April 4, Microsoft announced in February that it would introduce split-screen mode for Edge browsers. Users can now enable experimental Flag in a stable version of the Edge browser, opening two pages on one tab at the same time.
Microsoft's official description of this feature is: CTOnews.com translation
Microsoft Edge: split screen-place tabs side by side to speed up browsing
Improve your productivity by placing two tabs side by side in a browser window. Multitasking without affecting focus. Users can enable split screens by clicking the toolbar icon or by selecting Open Link in split window from the right-click menu.
The effect picture is as follows:
Related readings:
Microsoft plans to introduce a split-screen experience for Edge browsers in April.
