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I do this when eating food I don't like and I used to be a very fussy eater. I was at my friends house and she cooked food and I was forcing it down to be polite and she asked if I liked the food. I said yeah its really good and she burst out laughing because apparently my face looked like I was eating a war head. She said I can tell when you don't like something because you always scrunch your face. Apparently I used to do it in conversations as well.

Probably because it's not relevant to the original post but I'm happy that it's generated some discussion.

Might give that a geez and see how it works.

To look at two different parts at the same time. Or two different web pages. Both are useful.

Clicking a button is easier.

Also its more screen space efficient. Two browser windows side by side duplicates the bookmark and url bar squashing it down.

Having both pages next to each other in the same window is very nice and once you get used to it you don't want to go back.

We have splitting in file mangers and it's a loved feature.

If I want to do two things at once. Splitting the page in the browser looks better and works better than having two browser windows tiled next to each other.

Alright who's gonna be the first anti covid schizo to reply to this post.

I've been recently forced into a Microsoft only environmental for work and one of the features from edge that I'd like to see in Firefox is the split screen. I know Firefox can do this better as the edge feature is so basic.

Why would you think it's a good political move to sign a bomb in such a controversial conflict. It boggles my mind who suggested that as a good idea.

You can watch a 5min video on how to do it. It's really not rocket science

This is devilish.

Npc waiting for someone to interact with them. Someone tell him he can make things happen himself.