According to reports from online sources, Microsoft is working on a new feature called 'dual screen emulation' designed for the Chromium platform. This tool will primarily benefit developers optimizing websites for display on dual-screen devices.
End users will also benefit from this feature as it will enhance the browsing experience on dual-screen devices. The source notes that the feature is currently in development, but references to it already exist in the Chromium code. According to available data, Microsoft will add dual screen emulation support for the Surface Duo and Galaxy Fold 2 smartphones. This feature will allow users to view two pages simultaneously, while content creators can optimize their websites for an optimal presentation.
It is reported that the feature currently supports the activation of dual screen mode for both horizontal and vertical orientations. Additionally, the feature works correctly if used on a device with screens separated by a hinge, as is the case with the Surface Duo.
It is worth noting that last year, the Microsoft Edge team introduced an API aimed at helping developers improve the web interface for the Surface Duo, Galaxy Fold, and other dual-screen devices. This work is intended to facilitate a more comfortable interaction with the web on dual-screen devices. For example, users will be able to open a map on one display while simultaneously viewing search results on the second screen.
Source: 3dnews.ru
