Brave adds drag-and-drop and shortcut ways to open split view
Brave introduced a new way to open split view: drag a tab to the left or right edge of the window and you'll be prompted to add it to a split view. Alternative methods include right-clicking one or two tabs and selecting "Add tab to new split view", or right-clicking a link and choosing "Open link in split view".
Clicking the split view icon to the left of the address bar offers options to swap the tabs' positions, unsplit, close the tabs, and switch between horizontal and vertical splits — the last option was added in October. Users can also drag the divider line in the middle to resize the tabs. No version number or staged rollout was mentioned.
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- If you click the split view icon to the left of the address bar, you'll see options to: 1. Swap the tabs' positions 2. Unsplit the tabs 3. Close the tabs 4. Switch between a horizontal and vertical split We just added #4 in October.🙂 https://t.co/f3cMkR1cyW Replying to their earlier post: Other ways to create a split view: - Right-click one or two tabs and select "Add tab to new split view." - Right-click a link and choose "Open link in split view." You can click and drag the li…x.com ↗
- There's a new way to open a split view! Drag and drop a tab to the left or right edge of the window and you'll be prompted to add it to a split view. https://t.co/lXVz8PrQM6x.com ↗
- Other ways to create a split view: - Right-click one or two tabs and select "Add tab to new split view." - Right-click a link and choose "Open link in split view." You can click and drag the line in the middle to adjust the size of the tabs. https://t.co/qoyHnnCwFW Replying to their earlier post: There's a new way to open a split view! Drag and drop a tab to the left or right edge of the window and you'll be prompted to add it to a split view. https://t.co/lXVz8PrQM6x.com ↗
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