Can someone tell me how I can have two websites showing on my computer screen at the same time, like a split screen? I have IE11 and Windows 10. Thanks.
Windows 10: Basic Split-Screen Question for IE 11
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New 21 Jan 2018 #1
Basic Split-Screen Question for IE 11
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New 21 Jan 2018 #2
Easy enough in any browser. Just open each site in a separate window and resize them to fill half the screen each. IE (and Edge) have a useful feature where you can click-and-drag a tab out of the browser and have it as a separate window.
You may find Snap-assist the easiest way to resize the two windows.
Arrange your Windows in a Snap
Turn On or Off Aero Snap in Windows 10
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