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Looks like default-off (phew), unlike Chrome. A feature no-one asked for. Especially in FF where memory is well managed.
by gnabgib 7mo ago
Looks like default-off (phew), unlike Chrome. A feature no-one asked for. Especially in FF where memory is well managed.
- fgonzag 7mo agoI might not have asked for it (because it never occurred to me) but I'm actually interested in trying it.
- The_suffocated 7mo agoI have longed for this feature. For me, it is useful in many scenarios, such as: * reading two distantly separated sections of a long article on two split tabs; * reading a research paper on one tab and typing a question to StackExchange on the other; * reading a scanned book written in French on one tab and using a dictionary on the other.
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- tomwheeler 7mo agoI never thought I'd say something nice about Google Chrome, but this feature was the only reason that I sometimes used that browser instead of Firefox. The split view is incredibly handy when you're looking at a web application and an observability tool for that web application at the same time.