SideView — Browse in Side Panel

Open any website in a persistent sidebar, so you can browse, watch, research, take notes, and more without leaving your current tab.

Open any website in a persistent sidebar, so you can browse, watch, research, take notes, and more without leaving your current tab. Keep a second website open beside your current tab — docs next to your editor, ChatGPT next to a spec, Wikipedia next to the essay you’re writing. The sidebar stays put as you move around. Browse from the sidebar • Address bar for URLs and search • Back, forward, reload, and home • Multiple sidebar tabs, restored when you return • Drag a link onto the panel to open it Get there faster • Pinned sites on a start page • Recent sidebar pages • Right-click a link, page, or highlighted text • Press Alt+O to open SideView • Press Alt+Shift+O to send the current tab into the sidebar • Type “sv” in the omnibox, then a URL or search Stay in control • Dark, light, or system theme • Choose which search engine the sidebar address bar uses • Chrome bookmarks and history, opened in the sidebar • Optional mobile layout for the narrow panel • Open the sidebar page in a new tab or a popped-out window • Pins, recents, and session stay on your device Some websites still refuse to be framed. SideView retries in compatibility mode, then you can open the page in a tab or pop-out from the menu. SideView does not require an account and does not send your browsing data to a SideView server.