Flincth Split View
Split-screen tabs for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
Split one browser tab into panes with a site in each, save the arrangement as a workspace, and switch with a click or a shortcut.
Extensions for Chrome, Firefox and Edge, starting with Flincth Split View.
Split-screen tabs for Chrome, Firefox and Edge
Split one browser tab into panes with a site in each, save the arrangement as a workspace, and switch with a click or a shortcut.
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Flincth’s browser extensions run in Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox, each installed from that browser’s own store.
The first is Flincth Split View. It splits one browser tab into panes, puts a different website in each, and saves the arrangement as a workspace you can switch to with a click or a keyboard shortcut. It is a split screen for the browser that keeps your dashboard, documents and chat side by side without juggling windows.
Split View works on its own and does not need any Flincth app on your computer. Each browser has its own page and guides, because website access and shortcuts work a little differently in each.
Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Firefox 140 or later. Split View is listed on the Chrome Web Store, Microsoft Edge Add-ons and Firefox Add-ons.
Yes, with small differences the browsers impose. Chrome and Edge can show almost any site in a pane once you allow website access; Firefox asks one site at a time, and a site that refuses to be embedded has to be opened as a window instead.
No. Split View and Flincth Workspace Manager are separate products, and each works without the other.