And, again, too often people try to do this manually-resizing a window then dragging and placing it to one side of the display. When you need to display two apps on one device, often the simplest solution is to place each app side-by-side. If you’re fortunate enough to have multiple devices or monitors, use your additional device or screen to display an app or browser window. Too often, though, I see people switch back and forth between different tabs or apps, when what they really need is to display two apps at once. Documenting settings? Refer to the configuration as you type details into a file. Writing a sequence of steps? Draft an email in one window while you work through the process.
Selecting a system? Take notes in one app with technical specs displayed in another. Lots of tech tasks benefit from side-by-side apps or browser windows. Simplify your life by knowing these shortcuts on your computer or iPad.
Press these keys to display two apps side-by-side on Chrome OS, Windows, iPad OS or macOS. How to use keyboard shortcuts to make a split screen on macOS, iPadOS, Windows and Chrome OS