Recently, I was looking at source code over the internet and had trouble looking at the entire code in one window without having to create another just to see the entire content of that page.

Hoping there was a “split window” add-on for Firefox out there similar to emacs or vim, I began my search and found Split Browser. Split Browser allows you to split your browser window however you like. You can split your browser in order to see more of the current page without the need of having to open a new window which I thought was great. A preview of it in action is below.

Using Split Browser

Simply install Split Browser. Then to “split” your screen you can choose to split through the menu, by right-clicking, clicking the popup-buttons that appear on the top/bot/left/right of the screen, or even drop a link to the edges of your screen.

Overall

So far I think it’s great. It’s easy to use and allows you to split your browser to your hearts content. My only complaint is that it’s not “very” intuitive to use at first, but once you get used to it, it should work out fine.