In the scenario of collaborative processing of multiple information sources, the traditional tab switching method leads to severe cognitive load. Geek Sidebar's split-screen system adopts "dynamic window chaining" technology: the main window maintains the complete context of the original page, and the sub-window supports three modes - independent URL loading, document comparison view or AI analysis panel. The core technological breakthrough lies in the development of a cross-origin DOM synchronization engine, so that scrolling operations, element highlighting and other interactions to maintain the consistency of the dual-window.
In actual application, users can drag the dividing line to achieve 30%-70% any ratio division, and the system will automatically optimize the responsive layout of the content on both sides. The unique combination of functions includes: displaying technical documents on the left screen while running code samples on the right screen; comparing the original text with AI translation results; and viewing multiple competing web pages in parallel. User experience tests show that this function improves information comparison efficiency by 2,17% and reduces the error rate by 43%.
This design redefines the browsing paradigm for knowledge workers and is particularly suitable for professional groups such as researchers and data analysts who need to cross-validate information at high frequencies. Its technical architecture has been patented for interface interaction inventions.
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