According to online sources, Microsoft is working on a new feature called "dual screen emulation" that is designed for the Chromium platform. First of all, this tool will be useful for developers who are engaged in optimizing websites for display on devices with two screens.
Ordinary users will also benefit from this feature, as it will make web browsing more comfortable on dual-screen devices. The source notes that the mentioned feature is currently under development, but there are already mentions of it in the Chromium code. According to reports, Microsoft will add dual screen emulation support to the Surface Duo and Galaxy Fold 2 smartphones. This feature will allow users to view two pages at the same time, and content creators will be able to optimize their own websites for optimal presentation of content.
The message says that at the moment the function supports the activation of the dual screen mode for horizontal and vertical orientation. In addition, the function works correctly when using a device whose screens are separated by a hinge, as in the case of the Surface Duo.
It's worth noting that the Microsoft Edge team introduced an API last year to help developers improve the web experience for Surface Duo, Galaxy Fold, and other dual-screen devices. Work in this direction is designed to make it more comfortable to interact with the web on devices with two screens. For example, users can open a map on one display while viewing search results on a second screen.
Source: 3dnews.ru