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Built-in productivity ​

Turbo Browser builds screenshots, split view, and appearance switching into the toolbar and shortcuts — no extensions required for everyday efficiency. Tabs and the bookmark bar have their own guides.

Screenshots & page export ​

The toolbar Screenshot button is the main entry:

  • Left-click — full-screen capture
  • Right-click — save the current page as an image (full page supported) or PDF

Region capture — Ctrl + Shift + X (Windows) / Cmd + Shift + X (macOS) to select any area on screen

Toolbar screenshot button: left-click full screen, right-click web page

Toolbar screenshot button: left-click full screen, right-click web page

On macOS you may need to grant Screen Recording permission the first time. See Screenshots for full details.

Split view ​

The toolbar Split control divides the window into side-by-side or top-and-bottom panes so you can compare pages, copy content, or read two sites at once. When already split, you can switch layouts; create or switch from the toolbar button and the tab context menu, and the last layout is remembered. Dragging a tab or link to the left or right of the content area shows the split drop zone sooner. When picking a tab for a split pane, the list shows the small-account accent on the favicon so you can tell identities apart. The toolbar split menu can check Open links in right/bottom pane (off by default): when on, only left/top links open in the right/bottom pane, including SPA links (navigates by href before JS preventDefault); reverse the view quickly if you need the opposite.

Toolbar split button: browse two pages side by side or stacked

Split view: click the toolbar split button; each pane browses and closes independently; switch between side-by-side and top-and-bottom

Tabs ​

Tabs support double-click / right-click close, restore, paste and open, mute, plus vertical tabs and small account tabs. Most toggles are under Settings → Tabs and bookmarks.

Full guide: Tabs.

Bookmark bar ​

The bookmark bar supports auto-hide, icons only, multi-column menus, open in a new tab, replace with current page, and more. Most toggles are under Settings → Tabs and bookmarks.

Full guide: Bookmark bar.

One-click themes ​

Click Appearance on the title bar to switch browser colors without opening Settings. Right-click to pin/unpin the button; it also appears in Customize Toolbar. The title bar Themes entry can open the Edge theme store for more options.

Immersive mode ​

Auto-hide the tab strip and toolbar for more content space; move the pointer to the top of the window to reveal chrome. Toggle in Settings, the app menu, the macOS View menu, or with Ctrl/Cmd+F11. Keep window on top is always available in immersive mode; outside immersive mode you can also show it via Customize toolbar.

Full guide: Immersive mode.

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