Generally, most apps on your Android have the option to open them in split-screen mode. For example, YouTube, Twitter and other apps support split screens. However, not all apps support multitasking window.
You can allow all apps to have split screen mode on your Android. In this video we used the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and it may differ from other Android phones. For this to work, you need to enable developer options on your phone.
How to force split-screen mode on all apps on Android
Make sure developer options are enabled on your phone
Once finished, go to Settings
Scroll down and tap Developer Options
Option Find force activities to resize
Tap the toggle icon to enable it
This will allow all apps on your phone to access split-screen mode. You will receive a notification that the app may not work properly in split-screen mode.
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Timestamps
0:00 – Introduction
0:40 – Enable developer options
1:12 – Access developer mode options
1:31 – Enable strength activities option to be resizable
2:06 – Test to see if split-screen mode works
2:28 – Exit
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