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i'm not sure if it's standard on Windows, too. Or on ChromeOS. I still feel like it's too hard to get a simple split screen of the windows/tabs i want to see s

i'm not sure if it's standard on Windows, too. Or on ChromeOS. I still feel like it's too hard to get a simple split screen of the windows/tabs i want to see split - maybe i need to look it up again. having another monitor has helped.

alpaca128 5y ago
It definitely exists at least since Windows 7. Windows 10 expanded it so that tiling a window to one half of the screen lets you fill the other half with another window with just one click. Linux desktops also have this for quite some time, usually also allowing tiling to a quarter of a screen instead of just left/right half.