Split View
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Likely PaidConfidence 88Platform PayPal
Split your Chrome window to view multiple tabs side by side. You can control the size of the panels and the tabs individually.
Users
260
Rating
3.0
Reviews
1
7D Growth
-1|-0.38%
Growth signalFree or hybridMedium-risk permissions
BuriSplit - Multi-Tab Grid View
Split screen view for Chrome - Work with multiple tabs in grid layout (2x2, 3x3, 4x4)
Users206Current public install base
Rating3.5Store average score
Reviews2Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth+27Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate+15.1%Relative weekly velocity
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2026年7月15日2026年7月21日
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Version1.0.0
ManifestV3
Size10.46KiB
Languages1English
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🧩 BuriSplit – True Multi-Tab Split Screen for Chrome
The only split-screen extension that works flawlessly with YouTube, Google, and every website.
BuriSplit is not just another split screen tool.
It’s a true multi-tab grid viewer designed for people who actually work, research, compare, and create in the browser.
Unlike traditional split-screen extensions that rely on iframes (which break on Google, YouTube, banking sites, dashboards, and secured pages), BuriSplit works directly with real Google Chrome tabs.
That means:
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Store average score3.5Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
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Total ratings / reviews2Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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Great idea, but the current implementation makes absolutely no sense to me: Instead of showing or previewing the existing tabs in the existing Chrome window, whichever number of tabs you pick get re-opened a second (!) time in an individual window, i.e. 4 new windows for 4 new tabs! Whichever tabs are first nth open tabs will open in the grid first. So you basically have no control over which tabs to work on or review first. This might be technically most efficient, but I find it rather irritating. Video content such as YouTube starts playing as well, i.e. any more than one open video = all of them play at the same time.