This chrome extension let you open 2 docs side by side and work simultaneously!

[jerrygoyal]

Thanks. I’m glad that you liked it!
A) I am already working on it. needs some extra work to implement it but i’ll get it done.
B) I intentionally kept it this way because:
a.) resizing 2 documents (when closing/opening pane) would affect the user experience.
b.) right pane is secondary document primarily opened to refer something. So more width should be given to the primary document (left pane) where the user would work upon.

However, these are just my personal opinions which could be different from others. I could add a settings which would toggle “Auto-adjust” doc pane width.

[Stephen_Dewitt]

Hey Jerry, as long as one can manually adjust, I don’t have a particular opinion about the auto settings

Awesome work!

[Vincent_Tang]

this is really awesome jerry

[jerrygoyal]

Thank you

[jerrygoyal]

Added adjustable width feature

[123]

why possibly would this be significantly better than just opening two notes side by side?

maybe cos of syncing related performance? –

For those that understand syncing + software performance well

the goal is to decide if i should have many instances of dyna open, and how it affects in gdocs and gsheets when you have a docs/sheet up and when you have multiple instances/copies of a doc or sheet this slows down performance it negatively affects performance it’s somethign to do with syncing based on my memory this should be the case with dyna as well yea? need link to evidence of how generally this syncing affects performance since software and stuff uses amazon storage services which…

[yyyguy]

Great work @jerrygoyal! This is excellent.

[BigChungus]

Wow, just installed it, love it already.

EDIT: I had to uninstall it, TOO BUGGY! The second dynalist is in mobile mode, so you get weird menus, and Find doesn’t work in the second window.

[Stephen_Dewitt]

Would be pretty cool to get this on Firefox, then with their new ‘side view’ feature, we could have three columns side by side, and be approaching Trello-territory

[Kenneth_Aar]

Try out the vivaldi browser. It will let you have multiple columns, but you won’t be able to drag and drop. But ctrl A, X,V works.

[Kevin_Murray]

Or the genius PowerPack 3 Chrome extension by @Piotr

[jerrygoyal]

Hi All, due to work overload I am afraid I can’t contribute more to the development of Dynalist Allstar extension. The repo is open source https://github.com/JerryGoyal/Dynalist-Allstar-chrome-extension so pleae feel free to fork or raise a PR if you make any changes to this and I’ll make sure that I update it to the chrome webstore so that others can also use it