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How To Open Multiple Chart in Tradingview on one Window Screen for Free with Vivaldi Browser 2026

By Impran M N

A multi-chart setup is normally locked behind TradingView's paid plans, but the free Vivaldi browser offers a workaround using its built-in split-screen tabs. This guide shows how to view several TradingView charts side by side in one window, covering stocks, crypto, or forex pairs, all without upgrading your account. It's built for day traders, swing traders, and crypto investors who want to monitor multiple markets at once.

01Download and install Vivaldi

Get the Vivaldi browser and install it, since its split-screen tab feature is what makes the multi-chart layout possible without a TradingView upgrade.

02Open TradingView in multiple tabs

Load TradingView in separate tabs within Vivaldi, one for each chart or market you want to track.

03Arrange tabs into a split-screen layout

Use Vivaldi's tab tiling feature to place your TradingView tabs side by side in a single window.

04Set up each chart for real-time tracking

Select the symbol, timeframe, and indicators you want on each individual chart within the split view.

05Save your layout for future sessions

Keep the tab arrangement so you can reopen the same multi-chart setup without rebuilding it each time.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is this multi-chart method really free?

Yes, it relies on Vivaldi's free split-screen tab feature rather than any paid TradingView upgrade.

Does this work for crypto, forex, and stocks at the same time?

Yes, since each tab loads TradingView independently, you can mix asset types across your split-screen layout.

Will this slow down my computer with several charts open?

Running multiple live charts can use more system resources, so performance depends on your computer's specs and how many charts you keep open.

Can I use this method on Chrome or another browser?

The split-screen tiling shown here is a Vivaldi-specific feature, so other browsers without similar tab-splitting tools won't replicate it the same way.

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