Having two apps open one beside the other can be extremely useful. We’ll also address some common questions regarding this iPad screen-viewing tool. I would prefer it if Apple allowed users to adjust the real estate shared by Split View windows, but even when locked at a 50:50 ratio, it’s an incredibly useful feature to have.In this article, we will show you how to deactivate or remove the split-screen feature on an iPad, how to set it up, and use it efficiently. Safari split-view is a fairly robust feature that is sure to make a lot of iPad owners happy. If you close out of Safari or even force close the app, Safari will remember where you left off, and re-engage Split View automatically along with all open tabs. If you open a Private link in the adjacent Split View window, it will open in whatever mode the receiving window is currently in. When it comes to using the Open on Other Side option, things are a bit more flexible. This means that you can move a tab between two private windows, or two regular windows, but you can’t mix and match moved tabs between private and regular windows. Tabs can only be moved between browsers that share the same status. To quickly merge all Safari tabs across both windows, long press on tab button in either Safari Split View window, and tap Merge All Tabs. To do so, simply tap and hold a link and select the Open on Other Side option. Once Split View is engaged, it’s also possible to open links on the adjacent browser window. When doing so, the tab retains its place in history, allowing you to use forward and back buttons accordingly You can, however, move tabs between windows by dragging a tab from one side to the other.
One notable difference between standard Split View and Safari split-view, is that you can’t alter the ratio of the two Safari windows - each window occupies half of the screen, and there’s no way to adjust that ratio. It’s basically like running two separate apps side by side, except that it’s still one app. While in Split View, each Safari window contains its own address bar, tab interface, share and bookmark buttons, etc. Subscribe to the 9to5Mac YouTube channel for more videos like this Tap and hold on the tab button and select Open Split View.Drag a tab to the left or right side of the screen.Use the Command+N hardware keyboard shortcut.Tap and hold on a link and select Open in Split View.Step 3: Use one of the following methods to invoke Split View Step 1: Place your iPad in landscape mode In the following video walkthrough, we’ll show you how to use Safari split-view, and highlight some of its notable features. It’s similar to the standard Split View between separate apps, but there are some differences to consider as well. IOS 10 makes it possible to view two Safari windows side-by-side on the iPad via a feature called Safari split-view.
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