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Originally posted by rahulxsomething May 10, 2024
I'd like to suggest a feature that would significantly enhance the usability of Better Display for people using wide-screen monitors.
Use Case Explanation:
For long web pages, PDFs and documents, and other applications that don't natively support multiple columns, the content uses only a narrow portion of the screen, leading to wasted space on wide monitors and unnecessary scrolling.
Better Display can solve this issue by allowing the creation of a virtual screen that is:
Very narrow but extremely long.
Paired with multiple Picture-in-Picture (PIP) windows that display different crop areas of this virtual screen side by side on wide monitors.
Example Setup:
Create a virtual screen that is very narrow and extremely long (e.g., 500px wide, 5000px tall).
Use multiple PIP windows to display different crop areas of the virtual screen side by side:
PIP 1: Displays the top 10% of the virtual screen, positioned in the first column of the wide monitor.
PIP 2: Displays the second 10% of the virtual screen, positioned in the second column.
PIP 3: Displays the third 10%, positioned in the third column, etc.
In this configuration, the application perceives it is rendering a single, narrow, and long document or webpage, while Better Display splits that long view across multiple columns on the wide monitor, providing a seamless reading experience with minimal scrolling.
Broader Applicability:
This feature could also be useful for other use cases, such as:
Displaying different segments of the same application side by side for comparative analysis.
Monitoring different regions of a software interface simultaneously.
Improving multitasking by allowing users to visualize multiple sections of a dashboard or development environment at once.
Current Limitation:
Currently, Better Display only allows one PIP window per virtual screen, limiting the ability to implement this concept fully.
Proposed Solution:
Allow multiple PIP windows from the same virtual screen, each with unique crop areas.
Benefits:
Enhanced productivity for all wide-screen monitor users.
Improved reading experience for long web pages, documents, and other applications.
Innovative multitasking and visualization approach for various software applications.
Thanks for considering this feature request! I believe it would add substantial value to the Better Display tool.
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Originally posted by rahulxsomething May 10, 2024
I'd like to suggest a feature that would significantly enhance the usability of Better Display for people using wide-screen monitors.
Use Case Explanation:
For long web pages, PDFs and documents, and other applications that don't natively support multiple columns, the content uses only a narrow portion of the screen, leading to wasted space on wide monitors and unnecessary scrolling.
Better Display can solve this issue by allowing the creation of a virtual screen that is:
Example Setup:
In this configuration, the application perceives it is rendering a single, narrow, and long document or webpage, while Better Display splits that long view across multiple columns on the wide monitor, providing a seamless reading experience with minimal scrolling.
Broader Applicability:
This feature could also be useful for other use cases, such as:
Current Limitation:
Currently, Better Display only allows one PIP window per virtual screen, limiting the ability to implement this concept fully.
Proposed Solution:
Allow multiple PIP windows from the same virtual screen, each with unique crop areas.
Benefits:
Thanks for considering this feature request! I believe it would add substantial value to the Better Display tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: