Being able to manage your windows in Chrome OS is very important. You can multitask on your Chromebook or Chrome OS tablet. Currently, this is possible in two windows, but it seems that this possibility will be expanded.
Working in multiple windows
ChromeUnboxed has on the developer site Chromium Gerrit a flag discovered that allows Chrome OS users to split a window into multiple parts. In addition, the windows do not have the same size, but take up one-third and two-thirds of the screen. This allows you to place three different tabs/apps in different sizes next to each other. For example, the Twitter app on the left in small and Chrome on the right in large. Twitter then takes up a third of the screen and Chrome the other two thirds.
No additional information is available yet on how Google will eventually bring this window management to Chrome OS. One may show you three different options if you drag your window to one side. Those three options then consist of splitting a third, a half and two thirds of the screen.
Do you already want to enable the flag in Chrome OS? Unfortunately, that’s not possible because it’s not yet available in any of the public versions of Chrome OS. So we have to wait and see when we get to see the settings, hopefully in version 104.
What is Chrome OS?
Chrome OS is the fast, simple and highly secure operating system that runs on every Chromebook, according to Google. You can also find the system on Chrome OS tablets. Chromebooks have the All button. That’s one button to quickly find what you need. Like files and apps, or answers online. But you can also work offline on these devices. Many Chromebooks have a touchscreen that allows you to use them as a tablet, and the devices with Chrome OS also work with Android apps. Find out more about Chrome OS here on Androidworld.
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– Thanks for information from Androidworld. Source