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j1234
j1234
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A function to tile 2 tabs vertically side by side in one browser window would be very useful, giving the quickest way to view 2 internet pages simultaneously.

Is it possible there is an easy way to do this?

At present I have to do this by hand by opening 2 new browser windows, then minimizing all other applications, then using windows toolbar function to "tile pages vertically". This is laborious and time consuming.

I think this would be a simple feature giving an edge to other browsers.

A function to tile 2 tabs vertically side by side in one browser window would be very useful, giving the quickest way to view 2 internet pages simultaneously. Is it possible there is an easy way to do this? At present I have to do this by hand by opening 2 new browser windows, then minimizing all other applications, then using windows toolbar function to "tile pages vertically". This is laborious and time consuming. I think this would be a simple feature giving an edge to other browsers.

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Arnab
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You can click on the New tab button '+' on the toolbar or press CONTROL+T to open a new tab and continue with your work without having to open a new window. Also, if you ever have to open a link in new tab, right click the Link and select 'Open link in new tab'.

j1234
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No, Arnab, thanks, but you are missing the point. I want to be able to see both pages simultaneously and be able to read and scroll in both pages.

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cor-el
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Split Pannel: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/split-pannel/