If you’ve ever used this macOS feature, you know it’s useful —but you also how clunky it is when you want to stop or to change the apps in view. AppleInsider shows you the quickest ways to use it and when alternative apps are better.
We might all say that we want a distraction-free working environment but then we go fill up our screens with a dozen windows. What Apple’s Split View does in macOS is give you a compromise. It doesn’t force you to choose between concentrating on a single app or navigating a mess of them. Instead it helps you focus on two apps together and that’s a surprising boon.
Go into Split View with your email on one side and your calendar on the other, for instance. You will race through processing appointments, checking your availability and booking events.
Or have a website open permanently while you write in Word next to it. Have two websites open or two Word documents.
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