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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 captureCtrl + 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.

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 Incognito tabs. Most toggles are under Settings → Appearance.

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 → Appearance.

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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