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Version 2.0 · 2026-02-05
Fix some bugs
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2026-02-05.








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With Split Screen & Dual Browser, you can effortlessly view and interact with two different websites at the same time — right on your iPhone or iPad. Perfect for multitasking, research, studying, or simply browsing more efficiently.
Key Features:
Split Screen Mode:
Open and use two web pages side by side. Read an article on one side while taking notes on Google Docs, watch YouTube while browsing social media, or compare information between two sites — all without switching tabs.
Resizable Dual Windows:
Adjust the size of each window freely with a simple drag. Focus on what matters most while keeping the second site visible for reference or updates.
Smart and Intuitive Interface:
Designed for smooth navigation and control. Swap windows with a tap, drag edges to resize instantly, and enjoy a clean, distraction-free browsing experience.…
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Fix some bugs
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