There are some limitations, as you canвЂ™t have more than two browser views open, and you canвЂ™t use multi-app split screen multitasking while in side-by-side view. If you get tired of all this freedom, and want to go back to a single browser window view, just close all of the tabs on either side of the screen, and Safari will return to its boring old single tab view. You can also use side-by-side view with вЂњSplit-View,вЂќ sliding your finger from the right edge of the display, to view a second app while viewing two Side-by-Side websites in Safari. You can also drag a tab from one half of the screen to the other, if youвЂ™d like. Safari will automatically display both tabs, side-by-side, in вЂњSplit-View.вЂќ Safari will allow you to treat both browser views as separate browsers, allowing you to open bookmarks, enter URLs, and even create new browser tabs in each side. Lift your finger from the screen to drop the tab into this space. The main Safari window will shrink a bit, exposing a space, as seen in the screenshot above. Tap and hold your finger on the title of the second tab, and while holding your finger down, drag your finger to either the left or the right edge of your iPadвЂ™s display. Now, tap the вЂњ+вЂќ icon in the upper-right hand corner of the screen. On your iPad, (this вЂњhow toвЂќ is for the iPad only), start up Safari. AppleвЂ™s latest and greatest version of their mobile operating system, iOS 10, brings a number of great new features to your iPad, not the least of which is Split-View in Safari, which allows users to viewВ two browser tabs side-by-side at the same time.

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