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Arrange multiple browser windows into saved, restorable multi-screen workspaces. Split Workspace lets you divide your browser screen into as many useful views as you need. Create your own layout with horizontal and vertical splits, adjust each divider, and arrange real browser windows wherever you want. You are not limited to a few fixed grids. Create as many panes as your screen and browser can reasonably handle. Use it to monitor dashboards, watch multiple pages or streams, compare websites, follow live information, or keep several tools and entertainment windows visible at the same time. It works across different screen sizes, from a laptop display to a large monitor or multi-monitor setup. Each pane is a real browser window, not an embedded preview. Pages keep their normal browser behavior, including scrolling, video and audio playback, keyboard input, and other interactions. When you find a layout you like, save it as a workspace and restore it later. Split Workspace remembers your layout, tabs, active tabs, window positions, and audio settings. Features - Create nested horizontal and vertical splits with draggable dividers - Build layouts without being limited to fixed grid presets - Arrange browser windows across one or more displays - Monitor pages, view multiple streams, compare sites, or multitask - Keep normal scrolling, media playback, and browser interactions in every pane - Move tabs between panes and open multiple tabs in each pane - Save, edit, delete, and launch layouts from the toolbar popup - Restore extension-created windows and tabs after a browser or extension restart - Mute individual panes or all panes - Store workspace data locally in Chrome
Aug 11, 2026
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