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This is an app for users who want to compare and reference two websites, starting with two addresses and adjusting the aspect ratio.
Kandungji is a split browser that starts with two addresses and allows you to compare and reference two websites on a single screen. Key Features • Simultaneous browsing of two websites: Enter two addresses and press ‘Open Two Columns’ to open independent web screens. Only HTTPS addresses are supported. • Column-by-Column browsing: You can change addresses, go back, and refresh within each column, and check loading and error status to retry. • Aspect Ratio Adjustment: Drag the center handle to adjust from 30:70 to 70:30, and double-tap to return to 50:50. • Orientation Alignment: The two columns are arranged vertically in portrait mode and horizontally in landscape mode. • Clear Web Data: You can delete web cookies and cache stored on your device in Settings. • Websites Only: It does not split other apps or games. It does not request file, photo, camera, microphone, location, or accessibility permissions, and does not support site operations that require these functions. Some site features may not be compatible. Free Usage Scope Opening two websites simultaneously is provided without any daily usage limits or time restrictions. Changing addresses, going back, refreshing, adjusting aspect ratios, and reverting to 50:50 are also available without usage limits. App advertisements are included, but banner and interstitial ads are not displayed on the web browsing screen. Paid Usage Scope A one-time purchase of Ad Removal permanently removes all ads within the app. Website-specific advertisements are not included in the removal. You can restore the purchase in Settings. Privacy: There are no app accounts or proprietary servers; app settings and browsing data are managed on the device. Once browsing is complete, entered addresses are discarded, and addresses or browsing history are not stored in separate files. Network communication is required for website access, advertisements, and store payments, but addresses and web content are not transmitted to advertising services.