SPLIT VIEW
Two pages, side by side.
A real 2-pane split with independent URL bars, independent navigation, and full Space integration. Drag a tab to create one. Close it to dissolve it.
You've been faking split view for years: two windows side by side, snapped to halves of the screen. It works until you switch Spaces, switch desktops, or close one window by accident. Split View is the same affordance built into the browser itself. Each pane has its own URL bar and history. The split is part of the Space's state, so it survives close and restart.
Drag any tab to the left or right edge of the active pane to split. Each pane is a complete browsing surface: URL bar, back/forward, tab strip if you want it. Resize the divider to whatever ratio fits. Close one pane to return to single view. The split layout is saved as part of the Space, so reopening the Space tomorrow restores the split exactly.
Use Split View for: comparing two articles, reading documentation while writing code, watching a video while taking notes, or browsing two parts of the same site at once. Especially useful for any work where you need to keep one source of truth visible while you operate on another.
Where it shows up
- Compare two articles claim by claim.
- Read documentation in one pane, write code in the other.
- Watch a tutorial in one pane, build along in the other.
- Keep a checklist visible while filling a form on the other side.
- Compare prices on two product pages at once.