Split screen and Windows 11 use the Snap Window feature. By default, this option is enabled. Although I have to check it by following some simple steps. By pressing the Windows logo plus the I key, the settings appear. Under System, click Multitasking.
And under the pop-ups I can see which ones are already enabled by default.
With a few different windows open. The way the snap feature works is this: When you hover over this icon to maximize it, you can see we have a few options here. This is Windows 11's Instant Split Screen feature. The first option splits the screen into two equal parts, with both windows taking up the same space.
The second option also splits the screen in two, but the windows have different sizes on your screen. The third option splits the screen into three. The fourth option also allows you to have three windows, with one window occupying half of the screen and the other two windows occupying smaller portions. As an example, I want to take this window and move it to the upper left corner.
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