{"schema":"hottub-news/story/v1","story":"st_752zefk2lvsya5kclyna","title":"Firefox can now show two websites in one tab. Here’s how","title_en":null,"outlets":1,"brief":null,"page":"https://hottub.news/stories/firefox-can-now-show-two-websites-in-one-tab-heres-how-752zefk2lv","count":1,"items":[{"id":"n_752zefk2lvsya5kclyna","seq":1454607,"kind":"article","title":"Firefox can now show two websites in one tab. Here’s how","url":"https://www.pcworld.com/article/3241444/use-firefox-split-tab-view-to-browse-two-sites-at-once-heres-how.html","summary":"Firefox is making it easier to work with two web pages at once. In version 149, the developers added a new feature that allows a single tab to display two web pages side by side. You could, for example, keep Google Maps open on one side to follow your route while searching for accommodation on the other. Activating this feature is simple. Just right-click a tab in the Firefox title bar and select Add Split View. The page will now appear on the left, while Firefox displays…","published":"2026-10-02T14:00:00Z","seen":"2026-10-03T00:34:04Z","lang":"en","source":{"id":"kite-pcworld-com-11ecbd","name":"pcworld.com","domain":"pcworld.com","outlet":{"wikidata":"Q707291","name":"PC World","type":"magazine","designations":["magazine","online magazine","review site","website"]}},"via":"kite-pcworld-com-11ecbd","topics":["microsoft","personal software"],"entities":[{"id":"Q698","name":"Mozilla Firefox","type":"org"}],"image":"https://www.pcworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/3241444-0-60983700-1790949625-Firefox-logo-on-a-bold-high-contrast-background.jpg?quality=50&strip=all","story":"st_752zefk2lvsya5kclyna","category":"science-technology","category_p":0.3199999928474426,"sentiment":"neutral","tone":0.23000000417232513,"political":0.12999999523162842}]}