Is there a browser that opens more sites on 1 page next to each other?

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Like imagine if you had in Chrome, open 3 websites all taking 1/3 of the width and full height (like mobile view) - I can't see to find anything like that. Even extension would be great.

hitpointdrew · Accepted Answer

Why would you do this in the browser? Just open separate windows and size. There are tools/utilities to help you snap to sizes. Or if your really glutton for punishment you could switch to a tiling window manager instead of a floating window manger.https://www.techjunkie.com/tiling-window-managers/

DemocracyFTW2 · Answer

You can do it in Vivaldi. Use Shift or Ctrl together with mouse click to select several tabs, then open the context menu and select "Tile selected tabs". In the browser settings, search for "tile" to find keyboard shortcuts for these actions.

rahimnathwani · Answer

I achieve the same using the following features of i3 on Linux:- tiling window manager- virtual desktops

Is there a browser that opens more sites on 1 page next to each other?

Like imagine if you had in Chrome, open 3 websites all taking 1/3 of the width and full height (like mobile view) - I can't see to find anything like that. Even extension would be great.

Why would you do this in the browser? Just open separate windows and size. There are tools/utilities to help you snap to sizes. Or if your really glutton for punishment you could switch to a tiling window manager instead of a floating window manger.
https://www.techjunkie.com/tiling-window-managers/

You can do it in Vivaldi. Use Shift or Ctrl together with mouse click to select several tabs, then open the context menu and select "Tile selected tabs". In the browser settings, search for "tile" to find keyboard shortcuts for these actions.

I achieve the same using the following features of i3 on Linux:
- tiling window manager
- virtual desktops