How to view multiple web pages side by side – no extensions
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@Pesala While waiting for them to implement this feature, you can duplicate the card and place them side by side horizontally, so you have about the effect you need.
This is one of those functions that i couldn't do without.
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@Folgore101 As I said, that is what I do, except that my primary monitor is 1200x1600 portrait, so I clone the tab and tile them horizontally. Two shortcuts for me: Alt+C then Shift+T.
Concatenate Commands would be a more versatile solution as one would not need two commands for Clone Vertically, and Clone Horizontally. Users could just create their own command strings to assign to any shortcut, as we can in Opera 12.18. For example, I have this to clear browsing data and then exit the browser:
Ctrl+Shift+Q = Delete private data & click default button & Delay, 1 & Exit
I also have a Split Button that uses Javascript (courtesy of Sgunhouse IIRC). First click splits the tab horizontally, a second click splits it vertically, and a long click reloads the page to remove the split.
Go to page,"javascript:(function(f){if(f)if(f.rows){f.cols=f.rows;f.removeAttribute('rows')}else{f.rows=f.cols;f.removeAttribute('cols')}else{var w=window,d=document,html=d.documentElement.outerHTML;d.write('<title>'+d.title+'</title><frameset rows=\'50%,50%'+'\' id=\'fset__\'><frame id=\'f1\'><frame id=\'f2\'></frameset>');w.f1.document.write(html);w.f2.document.write(html)}})(window.fset__)",1,"Split(H+V)"
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I can't see any "tile tabs" feature at all. On Vivaldi 3.5.
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@Nebu
Hi, may you update to latest stable 3.7.Cheers, mib
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The tab tiling feature is is amazing. I was watching youtube while reading this feature.
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Great feature. Tab tiling was the thing I liked most about Opera Neon when it was presented back in -17.
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@annmagnuson Tab tiling was an "Opera Presto" feature long before that.
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This feature has been around for many years in the form of the snap function in most operating systems..
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@priest72 said in How to view multiple web pages side by side – no extensions:
This feature has been around for many years in the form of the snap function in most operating systems..
I believe that Opera was the first mainstream browser to actually implement what is now called "tiling" but which was in fact simply correct implementation of the official Windows 3 Multiple Document Interface (MDI) - the irony being that the most obvious software which didn't confirm to Windows MDI was MS Office and Internet Explorer...
This was the very feature which first attracted attention in my circle of tech friends and colleagues when Opera launched in the early 1990s. I was introduced to an early tech preview of Opera by a colleague while we worked the help desk of an internet provider.
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I love tab tiling. I'm hoping there's a chance that, when using vertical tiling, it would be possible have a virtual width of greater than the window and then allow for left/right scrolling.
This would allow the ability to tile more than the width of the window thus creating a situation where, for example, two tiles are fully visible while a third is partially visible with the part that's visible exposing an important column of data.
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