SMRTR TechFeb 19, 2026Android Police

Google Chrome finally gets native split-screen functionality

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Google Chrome is rolling out long-awaited native split-screen functionality, allowing users to right-click tabs and select split view after years of competing browsers like Edge and Opera offering this feature. The update also introduces PDF annotation tools directly in the web browser and a new option to save downloaded PDFs straight to Google Drive, eliminating the need to manually upload files later.

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