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একটি স্ক্রিনে একসাথে ১০টি ট্যাব বা ওয়েবসাইট ভিউ করুন Enhance your multitasking and productivity with the 10-Tab MultiView Split Screen extension! This powerful tool allows you to load, view, and monitor up to 10 different websites simultaneously within a single browser window. Designed with a clean 5x2 grid layout, it is perfect for developers, data analysts, social media managers, and power users who need to keep an eye on multiple pages at once without constantly switching tabs. Key Features: - Simultaneous 10-Tab View: Load up to 10 links at the same time in a structured grid layout. - One-Click Load: Paste your URL into the control bar and deploy it across all 10 grid items instantly. - Responsive Grid: Features a well-optimized 5 columns by 2 rows structure to make the most of your screen real estate. - Lightweight & Secure: Built with high performance in mind, using minimal permissions to guarantee your privacy and security. How to Use: 1. Click the extension icon from your Chrome toolbar. 2. Enter the URL/website link you want to open into the input field. 3. Click "Load in all tabs" (Load All) to view the site across all 10 split screens instantly! Note: Some major websites (like Google or Facebook) may not load inside split-screens due to their strict security policies (X-Frame-Options). It works perfectly for blogs, independent websites, and local development projects.
Jun 22, 2026
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