Enable multi-window mode in Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Some of you will have heard that Android 6.0 Marshmallow has a covered multi-window mode, like the Galaxy Note game plan has. This component didn't precisely make it into the cleaned result of Marshmallow, yet all that you need to make it work is just lying there outside of anyone's ability to see. You can truly enable multi-window mode on Android 6.0 in three direct steps. Examined on to make sense of how. 

Andrew from the Pixel C bunch at Google asserted that neighborhood multi-window support is coming in Android N, which will be saw at Google I/O 2016 and released later in the year when the two new Nexus devices turn out.

Prerequisites

• A rooted phone running Android 6.0 Marshmallow
• A root file manager with text editor (like ES File Explorer) or Build Prop Editor

How to enable multi-window mode on Android 6.0 Marshmallow

1. Open Build Prop Editor and scroll down to ro.build.type. Tap it and change the Property Value from user to userdebug.

2. Tap Save and then Yes to reboot your phone (this is necessary to apply the changes).

3. Once you’ve rebooted, go to Settings > Developer options > Multi-window mode and flip the switch. (If you don’t already have Developer options enabled, go to Settings > About phone and tap Build number seven times until you see the notification.)

Using multi-window mode on Android 6.0 Marshmallow

In your multi-tasking point of view (or late applications list), you'll now see a square area in the upper right of every application card. Tap the goal to pick the split-screen view you require: upper half, cut down half or full screen. Note that top and base switch to left and right in scene mode. 

Once you've picked your part screen slant, the application will constantly appear in that view. Along these lines, for case, in the occasion that you've picked YouTube in top-half view then tapping YouTube in the multi-tasking summary will constantly obtain it up the top half. In case you have to go full screen you'll have to pick that by tapping the square segment in the upper right of the application card yet again. 

Multi-window mode on Marshmallow works shockingly well for a part that was overlooked. It's a touch badly arranged and now and again you get uncommon spreads, as exhibited the upper left of the photo above, however when in doubt, it works fine. 

Tragically, you can't re-evaluate the split-screen windows, however that is the thing that you get from an unfinished originator component. It's not perfect, but instead it arrives and it is working – and that is a substantial bit of the fig.