“One of the more interesting features of OS X El Capitan is the new Split View, which lets you run two apps side by side without any distractions (other than the other app, of course),” Jason Snell writes for Macworld.It’s sort of like full-screen mode, except with two apps.”
“I’ve never been a huge fan of Full Screen Mode, mostly because I am frequently switching between at least two apps,” Snell writes. “But adding a second app to Full Screen Mode gives the feature an extra dimension that makes it much more intriguing to me. ”
Snell writes, “The problem is that some of the underlying assumptions of Full Screen Mode can’t be made in Split View, and that leads to some really weird interface issues in the El Capitan public beta… it’s interesting to see how adding one new wrinkle to a longstanding OS feature can lead to some unintended and weird consequences. Here’s hoping most of these wrinkles are ironed out before El Capitan arrives in the fall.”
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