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How to Drag tabs to get a side-by-side view in Google Chrome

Apr 6, 2010 11:30 AM

For anyone working in Google that wants to look at more page than one at a time, learn how to get a side-by-side view in the steps outlined in this tutorial. This technique utilizes Google Chrome. Before attempting to do this, you will need to download Google Chrome from Google Chrome webpage. When you have two frames that you want to see side-by-side, simply take one of the tabs for one of the screens with your cursor and drag it to the side. After doing this, your two screens will pop up next to each other. With just a drag of your mouse and using Google Chrome, you can get two pages to sit next to one another.

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