Open Two Tabs at the Same Time in Google Chrome

Google Chrome offers several features that facilitate navigation and increase user productivity, including the ability to open and use two tabs at the same time. This feature is especially useful for those who need to compare information, fill out forms based on other content, or simply switch quickly between pages without losing focus on the main activity.
By learning how to work with two tabs simultaneously in Google Chrome, users can optimize their time and better organize their tasks. This feature contributes to a more efficient, practical, and fluid browsing experience.

To access this feature, right-click on the tab you want to split. Then select the option Add tab to new split view.

Your screen will be split in two and you will be directed to a new Google page. This new page will help users search for data or compare information. To close each one, click on the x located in the lower right corner of the page.

When you split the page, a blue icon appears in the upper left corner, indicating that the page has been split. Clicking on this icon gives you several options:

• Separate views;
• Close left view;
• Close right view;
• Reverse views;
• Send feedback.