Multiview without the tab chaos
Watching six streams shouldn’t mean six mute buttons and a lost Primary. Layout and audio focus do the heavy lifting.
Browser Multiview hacks fall apart the second audio fights itself. Two Kick tabs, one Twitch pop-out, YouTube autoplaying — and somehow the stream you care about is the quiet one.
A real Multiview is less about packing tiles and more about control: Primary lock, per-tile mute, and layouts that match how the night actually runs (Focus, 1+2, 1+3).
When audio follows the tile that matters, you stop missing the line that makes the clip. When Primary stays put, you stop hunting for the stream that just peaked.
Desktop space helps here. Clipping live needs room for the grid and a status dock — not another maximized Chrome window fighting for focus.