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Google Chrome Gets Split View and Picture-in-Picture Features

Smartphones Oct 23,2015 0

Following Apple's launch of its Split View and Picture-in-Picture multitasking features in iOS 9, Google Chrome is now supporting those features. The new Chrome browser for iOS (46.0.2490.73) allows users to browse the web or look at videos while using other apps.

The Split View feature is best used with the iPad Air 2 and mini 4, as older models don't allow for using more than one app at the same time.

Users can swipe from the right of the display to activate the Split View mode.

The Picture-in-Picture feature allows users to watch videos on top of other iPad apps while in Chrome, by tapping a button at the bottom-right of the screen during a video screening.