Earlier this year, Google rolled out Chrome OS 100 with a new app launcher, a redesigned Start Menu, and more. Now, the tech giant aims to add more features to further enhance Chrome OS’ multitasking capabilities as it is testing a new split view feature in Chrome OS. Check out the details right below.
According to a new commit of Chromium Gerrit, (spotted by Chrome Story), Google is testing an all-new split-view layout that divides two opened app windows into one-third or two-third layouts, allowing users to get a bigger view of one app and a narrower layout of the other. Google is calling it the Partial Split View.
So, as you can see above, the Partial Split view splits the screen into three parts and assigns two parts to one app window and one part to another. This view would be perfect for situations when you are working on a primary app and need a secondary app, say a to-do list window for reference or any other purpose.
