HP Chromebook 14: How to Use Split Screen and Floating Windows for Multitasking

Splitting Your Screen on HP Chromebook 14

• 💻 To begin, open at least two apps or windows. These can be different applications or multiple windows of the same app.
• ↔️ Drag a window all the way to the left or right side of the screen to automatically snap it into a split view.
• 🎯 Select the other window to fill the remaining space on the opposite side.

Resizing and Advanced Views

• 📏 Easily resize the dividing bar between the two windows to adjust the space allocated to each, affecting both simultaneously.
• 🌟 Hover over the maximize button on a window and select 'Float' to make it a floating window that stays above all other applications.
• 📌 The floating window can be moved around and will consistently remain on top.
• 📐 You can also set windows to a 'partial' or 'split' view, which functions similarly to the float option.

Arranging Multiple Apps

• 🧩 While the video demonstrates snapping two apps, attempting to arrange three apps on one screen involves manual resizing.
• 🗂️ After resizing, the apps can align, but achieving a perfect, uniform layout for more than two apps may require manual adjustment.