Split Screen Tabs

Vertical Tabs in Side Panel

Display and manage tabs vertically in the browser sidebar. This extension lets you display and manage tabs vertically in the browser sidebar, supports light and dark themes and search functionality. 2023/12/21 Update: Support Tab Groups, including collapse/expand a group, drag and drop a group and context menu (i.e. right-click) on a group. Two Ways to Open the Extension Sidebar: 1. Click the Extension icon. You need to "Pin" the extension to the browser toolbar. 2. Use shortcut keys. Please set it at "chrome://extensions/shortcuts" by yourself, the default is Alt+V . How to use the extension: 1. Single Click: switch to the tab. 2. Double Click: close the tab. 3. Middle Click: close the tab. 4. Right Click: functions such as closing, pinning, and duplicating the tab. 5. Drag and Drop: move the position of the tab. 6. Bottom Toolbar: search tabs. Set the position of the sidebar: left or right: Browser Settings → Appearance → Side panel Note: This extension only supports Chrome 114 and above, and may not support other browsers.

Tab Resize - split screen layouts

The ORIGINAL Tab Resize. Split Screen made easy. Resize the CURRENT tab and tabs to the RIGHT into layouts on separate windows. For a more easily readable description please visit: ***** Version 3.0.0 -------------------------- Manifest V3 support added. Major extension overhaul to support manifest guidelines with minimum product changes. Version 2.3.0 -------------------------- Added default shortcut keys for: Ctrl + Shift + Z: Undo Last Resize Ctrl + Shift + 1: 1x1 Resize Ctrl + Shift + 2: 1x2 Resize Ctrl + Shift + 4: 2x2 Resize Can still be changed through shortcut key menu. Version 2.2.0 -------------------------- Added support for shortcut keys and scaled split screen layouts. Version 2.1.1 -------------------------- HIGHLIGHTED TABS NOW CAN BE RESIZED (not only tabs to the right) - when 2 or more tabs are highlighted, only these tabs will be considered for resize. In Chrome, you can select multiple tabs by clicking on tabs while holding down the Ctrl (Command for Mac) key or select a range of tabs by holding down the Shift key and clicking. Version 2.1 -------------------------- Added support for multiple monitors, left and right alignment, empty tab mode, drag and drop to rearrange layouts and highlighted tab mode. Fully supports Windows, Mac and Linux OS. ***** @everyone that's liked it, thanks a lot for the support! I'm really glad you guys found it useful. You're pretty much the motivation continuing to build and improve the extension. =) This extension will not resize within the same tab (multiple panes with only ONE url bar). Other Chrome extensions with multiple panes in one tab have security limitations (i.e. you can't see any https site like Gmail or Facebook). With these types of extensions you also won't be able to access any of your favorite extensions on the individual panes. Tab Resize has none of the limitations listed previously because it splits tabs into separate windows. Thanks for checking it out! =) If you like it please rate it and if you have any feature requests, questions or bugs you file it here: https://github.com/peterdotjs/tab-resize/issues?state=open What -------- ✓A simple extension designed to provide ease in resizing your tabs. A set of default layouts are provided but you can add and remove from the list of layouts to fit your needs. With multiple monitor support you can move windows from one screen to the next with ease. ✓Has the functionality of Tab Scissors and much much more! ✓You have a very large monitors and have more pixels than you know what do with. How it works ------------------- ✓The selected/highlighted tab along with all tabs to the right of it will be considered. Whether you have more or less tabs than are needed the extension will resize only the available tabs. ✓Undo button will undo the previous layout resize. You can only perform undo once at any time. ✓In 'single tab' mode, only the selected/highlighted tab will considered. Only the current window/tab will change in size, all other tabs to the right will be ignored. ✓In 'empty tab' mode, new windows with empty tabs will be created if there are not enough tabs to fill your selected layout. ✓You can select left or right alignment for your resize ✓You can create your own custom layouts within reason and reset to default configurations if desired. Layouts are sorted most recently created on top right. ✓Click and hold on any layout and drag to rearrange order to your liking ✓Highlighted tabs now can be resized - when 2 or more tabs are highlighted, only these tabs will be considered for resize. Credit goes to F.C. for the idea. In Chrome, you can select multiple tabs by clicking on tabs while holding down the Ctrl (Command for Mac) key or select a range of tabs by holding down the Shift key and clicking. Additional Notes ------------------------ Only tab/window id info is being used; browsing activity is not. Tabs and browsing activity access are bundled together. "tabs" permissions is one of the least invasive permissions that are available. Browsing activity you should note is NOT the same as Browsing History. "Browsing activity" means the current tabs that are open not your previously closed tabs. This permission is required because this extension needs to manipulate and move tabs around (an essential feature of this extension) If you feel uncomfortable with this basic permission please don't install it. Giving it a bad review because you don't understand or like the permissions doesn't do anything productive. All my code is open sourced on github (https://github.com/peterdotjs/tab-resize) so feel free to look at how I'm using this permission. It's good to be informed and understand the permissions of any extension you install. For more chrome permission information go here: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/declare_permissions Anonymous usage tracking (# clicks on the different resize options) is used to improve the extension and user experience. You can opt out in the options menu.

Tab Cutter

This extension divides one window into two If you have at least two tabs in the selected Chrome window, all the tabs on the left side of the selected tab will stay in the window, and the rest will move to the new window. If you are looking for Tab Scissors, have a try.

TwinScroll: Sync Scrolling for Side-by-Side Tabs

Stop scrolling twice. Sync, compare, and translate two tabs side by side. Stop scrolling the same page twice. TwinScroll helps you read, compare, and translate two web pages side by side without constantly losing your place. Open a paired tab, place both pages next to each other, and scroll them together while you work. It is built for people who read long pages, compare similar pages, review translations, test web content, or use technical documentation every day. Previously known as Simultaneous Scrolling, TwinScroll is the same extension with a clearer name. The new name better reflects what the extension does: sync two tabs so you can read, compare, and translate side by side. • Save time when comparing two pages No more switching back and forth or manually dragging both scrollbars. TwinScroll keeps your paired tabs moving together. • Read original and translated pages side by side Keep the original page on one side and a translated version on the other. This is useful for technical documentation, articles, tutorials, API references, and research. • Choose the right scroll mode for the job Pixel mode mirrors the scroll position directly. Smart mode follows matching content on the same page, which helps when one side becomes longer because of translation or layout differences. • Compare different but related URLs Turn URL Sync off when you want to compare two different pages, versions, documents, specs, or test environments side by side. • Keep paired tabs together when browsing With URL Sync on, navigating in one paired tab can move the other tab to the same page, so both sides stay connected while you browse. • Use Chrome built-in translation when available On supported Chrome versions, TwinScroll can use Chrome's built-in translation capability so you can read the original and translated page together. • Read English documentation with Korean translation beside it • Compare original and translated articles • Review API references, specs, standards, or tutorials • QA two similar pages or different environments • Check long pages without losing the section you were reading • Compare documentation before and after changes Chrome built-in translation depends on your Chrome version and available language support. Some protected browser pages, Chrome Web Store pages, PDFs, and pages that block extension scripts may not support pairing, translation, or scroll synchronization.