Firefox Nightly Enables Split-View Mode Option By Default
The latest Firefox Nightly builds have now enabled the Split View mode by default to easily view two web pages at once within a single window.
Firefox Split View is now on by default in the latest Firefox 149 Nightly builds so you can add an existing tab to a split view or multi-select two tabs for the split viewing mode.
I tried out the latest Firefox Nightly Linux build and indeed the split-view mode is working as advertised.
The Firefox Nightly builds now having split view mode enabled by default was mentioned in today's Firefox Nightly News.
That Mozilla blog post also noted the addition of the new browser.aiwindow.enabled configuration option to open a new AI Window. That Firefox AI Window is still in its "extremely early days". The AI chat functionality also requires being signed into a Mozilla Account.
Firefox Split View is now on by default in the latest Firefox 149 Nightly builds so you can add an existing tab to a split view or multi-select two tabs for the split viewing mode.
👁 Firefox 149 split view mode on Ubuntu Linux
I tried out the latest Firefox Nightly Linux build and indeed the split-view mode is working as advertised.
The Firefox Nightly builds now having split view mode enabled by default was mentioned in today's Firefox Nightly News.
👁 Firefox AI window mode option
That Mozilla blog post also noted the addition of the new browser.aiwindow.enabled configuration option to open a new AI Window. That Firefox AI Window is still in its "extremely early days". The AI chat functionality also requires being signed into a Mozilla Account.