I’ve been wanting this feature for ages. So nice to see this being added to FF. My next hope is that its not limited to split view and it can tile like I3.
Could you share your use case for this? The odd time I’ve benefited from viewing multiple tabs at once, I just split them to two windows and resize them. I’m guessing this is just faster?
I’m not a Firefox user but I use split tabs often in Vivaldi when I need to manually enter data from one system into another system. Splitting the tabs instead of dragging one into a separate window keeps all the tabs contained in the same tab workspace. I have several workspaces and I don’t want to accidentally lose an important tab because I dragged it out into its own window and forgot to drag it back.
edit: typo
This! And, often it means less “chrome”, (eg title bars or side panels or whatever) getting in the way.
It’s not a use all the time thing, but instead a tool that is just really handy.
Network admin stuff when you need to monitor a bunch of devices, security feeds across cameras (especially when they don’t combine into a single PVR system) and more.
Something I wanted this for a while ago: quickly and easily displaying two tabs during a single window share on a zoom call, if displaying two things to compare or when running a planning meeting.
Two separate windows means the top bar is wrecked on both screens. Being able to split the pages inside the same window means you keep the top bar functional. It also handles tab groups and hotkeys better.
I have had people report it as a bug for a web application on Edge. I too don’t see a use for it still.
It can also be enabled in beta with
browser.tabs.splitView.enabledtotrue.I find the tab note function (
browser.tabs.notes.enabledtotrue) very useful as well.browser.tabs.splitView.enabled oh wow thanks. This works so well, its implemented way better than when I was using the feature in edge
tbh i’m more excited about the rounded corners.
can finally scrap my chroma.css :)
Just waiting for a way to show-on-hover the address bar (i.e. the logical companion to vertical tabs) then I can finally scrap my chrome.css
I guess it’s cool? Zen browser has had this for over a year though
Good for Zen Browser, Edge has also had this feature for years. However I use neither and am happy to see it added into Firefox.
