Split View (or split-screen view) lets you view two apps or windows side-by-side on your MacBook screen without having to resize them or drag windows around manually. This article will teach you what you need to know about this helpful feature, including how to access it and how to swap between different apps while it’s active. To launch Split View, follow the steps below:
How to Open Other Apps in Split View
You can easily toggle between apps or open a new one while in Split View by opening Mission Control, which lets you view all your open windows, apps, and desktop spaces. With Split View active, click F3 on your keyboard to open Mission Control. You should now be able to access any app you wish.
Why Won’t My Mac Do Split Screen?
If you can’t access Split View on your Mac, it’s most likely because your operating system is outdated.
Press Control+the Up Arrow on your keyboardSwipe up with three or four fingers on your MacBook Air’s trackpadDouble-tap with two fingers on your Magic Mouse (if applicable)
For Macs running macOS Mojave, High Sierra, Sierra, or El Capitan, you can try the following steps to enter a split-screen view: If you have macOS Catalina or later installed and still can’t access Split View, make sure it’s enabled by following the steps below:
