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Metric	Dualless	Split Screen for Google Chrome
User count	600,000	200,000
Average rating	3.99	3.72
Rating count	274	402
Last updated	2023-12-29	2026-07-07
Size	0.27 MB	0.32 MB
Version	0.4.1	3.2.0

Short description	Dualless is a Chrome extension that splits your browser window into adjustable dual panes, simulating a dual monitor setup for better multitasking.	Easily split and resize Chrome tabs into customizable layouts with multi-monitor support. Ideal for Google Meet, Zoom, and online teaching.
Full summary	Dualless offers a cost-effective dual monitor experience by splitting a single browser window into two resizable panes with just two clicks. Users can adjust the split ratio (3:7, 4:6, 5:5, 6:4, 7:3) to customize screen space according to their needs. It supports features like merging windows back, MacOS-like window management, page duplication with a middle-click, and bookmark-based window splitting. The extension supports vertical splits, works with maximized windows, and is compatible across platforms including Ubuntu with Unity. Released under the GPL 2.0 open source license, Dualless enhances productivity without the need for multiple monitors.	Split Screen for Google Chrome lets you effortlessly split your browser windows into multiple sections with just two clicks. Adjust the window ratios to suit your workflow, simulating a dual-monitor setup within a single display. This extension is perfect for presenters, teachers, and online collaborators who use Google Meet or Zoom, allowing them to simultaneously view presentations and attendee faces. Designed especially for users without multiple monitors, this tool enhances video conferencing by enabling grid view monitoring alongside screen sharing. Its intuitive interface and multi-monitor compatibility make managing tabs and meetings seamless. The extension respects user privacy, requiring minimal permissions solely to manage browser windows.