Safari
for iPhone Duo.

Two pages. One clear comparison.

Explore Apple’s two-window example and a side-by-side comparison workflow to try.

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iPhone Duo open, showing a Safari page beside a second pane in Split View, with Safari controls in a vertical column on the right edge
Split View on the inner display, with Safari controls in a vertical column at the right edge. Image: Apple
By iPhone Duo Apps
Good for
Comparing two pages without switching tabs.
What to look for
Two windows of one app
Source
Apple system app

WHAT APPLE PUBLISHED

What the preview actually covers

Apple specifically uses Safari as an example of opening two windows of the same app in Split View.

Scope. This does not guarantee that every website adapts well to a narrow pane or that other apps support multiple windows.

Read Apple’s announcement

Give each pane a different job

Apple’s Safari example is concrete: two windows can sit next to each other. Our suggested use is a comparison where you would otherwise keep switching tabs.

Put a product’s specifications on one side and its delivery or return information on the other. Compare the same variant and region. A wider workspace cannot correct a comparison between different products.

A comparison you can repeat

Choose two public pages. Identify the exact values you need before arranging the windows. Adjust text size for reading, then check that page navigation and consent banners do not hide the content you came for.

For a research task, keep the original source in one pane and the explanation you are evaluating in the other. This is an editorial workflow suggestion, not a claim that the browser validates either source.

Left paneRight pane
Original specificationA product listing for the same version.
A source paragraphAn explanation you are checking.
An event scheduleA location or travel reference.

Websites need their own check

Do not mistake Safari window support for proof that an individual web application works at every width. Try forms, fixed toolbars and cookie dialogs in the actual space you have left.

When a page looks clipped, test whether the problem belongs to the website, its zoom level or the browser arrangement. The black-bars guide explains why unused screen space and an unadapted interface are different diagnoses.

Choose the next task, not another browser list

Use Safari as a reference companion to Slack or a candidate beside Zoom. The paired workflows need separate checks for call behavior and draft persistence.

Start with the multitasking guide for the distinction between two app windows and two panels inside one app.

A useful first check

Use these prompts when you have the app and device in hand. They are a test plan, not reported test results.

  1. Open two pages showing the same product variant.
  2. Check text and dialogs in each pane.
  3. Change display without losing the page you were comparing.
  4. Record any website-specific clipping separately from browser behavior.

Keep a repeatable test record with the app version, software build and outcome.

Sources & scope

Primary references. The claim beside each link sets its scope.

  1. Apple unveils iPhone DuoApple Newsroom · Checked Sep 19, 2026

    Official announcement and app previews; not a retail-device test.

  2. Design for iPhone DuoApple Developer · Checked Sep 19, 2026

    Design guidance and transcript: resizable layouts, controls, Split View and fold avoidance.

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