For general browsing, that's often the case, but for solving tasks, I often see people using the "snap to side" feature in Windows. It means you can view two wi

For general browsing, that's often the case, but for solving tasks, I often see people using the "snap to side" feature in Windows. It means you can view two windows side-by-side without faffing around dragging window sides around, and it's really useful if you're trying to cross-reference data on a smaller screen. Although I think that sentence would probably be better written "It's safest not to presume [...]", as in, don't make assumptions about screen sizes here.