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Are split browsers productive?

Neotwoson

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Answer: no 

reasoning: the App Store has about 6 or 8 split window browsing apps. One of the most popular is Split by Savy soda. The issue is that you have to go back and forth typing new searches. Ideally the app would mirror the first search to get both windows to the first google page, then un-mirror allowing the user to tap through multiple links without pressing the back button which wastes loading time. Then re-mirror and un-mirror. Maybe with some ai or something. A solution to the "back load time" is another app which promises zero latency back presses. That app is called "fastback." But there is no practical purpose for split windows. Searching time actually goes down going back and forth. For background music there are other apps that play in the background. You do not need to sacrifice half your screen to play music. 

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Which are the fastest iPhone browsers??

 

answer: beat around the bush. Not give the "full answer." Pffft no. That's frickin annoying. Here they are I've tried basically all the browsers. 

 

#1 WiBlaze lite

#2 insta browser 

#3 matcha browser

#4 slide

#5 offline browser (light blue) 

#6 fast browser

#7 delve

#8 MX5 aka nitro browser 

 

The fastest method available:

 

1. Use offline browser (light blue with black down arrow) to browse then use the up arrow to access "add-ons." Download "PaperSpan" dark blue color. Add PaperSpan to your add-ons. Then send the web page to it. It will download an offline version with excellent formatting. Better than Instapaper! Next connect PaperSpan to amazon kindle. Download the kindle app. You don't need to own the thing. Link the apps using the directions they provide. Then your PaperSpan will automatically forward its documents to your kindle. And you can read everything there instantly. Make sure to pre-load all your uploaded kindle documents or there will be a lag

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