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Why would you do this in the browser? Just open separate windows and size. There are tools/utilities to help you snap to sizes. Or if your really glutton for pu
by hitpointdrew 4y ago
Why would you do this in the browser? Just open separate windows and size. There are tools/utilities to help you snap to sizes. Or if your really glutton for punishment you could switch to a tiling window manager instead of a floating window manger.
https://www.techjunkie.com/tiling-window-managers/ https://www.techjunkie.com/tiling-window-managers/
- trizoza 4y agoThanks for the tip. I found browser called Arc that can do it. The goal was to have one screen that's the 'distraction screen' have there FB, TW, LI, IG and just refresh them all every now and then, all at once. To avoid the social media loop that I sometimes get into.
- rahimnathwani 4y agoWhy not create an HTML file with 4 side-by-side IFRAMEs, each containing one of these 4 sites? That sounds like it would achieve both your aims (including refreshing them all at once). (Unless one or more of the sites doesn't like being in an IFRAME)
- trizoza 4y agoYeah, that was the initial thought. But one of the sites is Facebook and they block IFrames :/
- sargstuff 4y agoGuess shell scripting is bit old school of a solution. * Pass 3 url websites to shell script. * In shell script, compute 1/3 window size & coordinate for each url. * In script, open a different window with computed window coordinates/size (aka 3 side by side windows), where each window is running a web browser using one of urls passed on command line.
- sargstuff 4y agoOr create page with url pop-up windows, each 1/3 screen size : https://www.thesitewizard.com/html-tutorial/open-links-in-new-window-or-tab.shtml https://www.thesitewizard.com/html-tutorial/open-links-in-ne...
- trizoza 4y agoThat sounds interesting, but I have no idea how to write such script. The one I found: open https://stackoverflow.com https://stackoverflow.com Just opens it in the browser.