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Every open tab becomes its own window, across the screens you have. ⌃⌘E and ⌃⌘I.
Explode gives each tab in a window its own window, arranged across your screen space. Implode gathers them back into one window, each page returning as a tab. Run Implode from the main window.
Drag your tabs into the order you want before you explode. The tab strip order is the order the windows are laid out in.
One setting decides which screens are used, and it has two choices. You will find it in Settings, beside your name.
All screens deals one window to every display first, beginning with the display the window is already on and working left to right, then comes back round for another lap. Four tabs across three displays gives the first display two windows and the other two one each. Six tabs across three displays gives two apiece.
This screen keeps every window on the display you are already using, so your other screens stay free. Drag lite.computer onto the display you want covered, then explode. Windows read left to right, then down.
How many windows a display can hold depends on its size, because the app will not shrink a window below a usable size to make room. A 1920-wide work area holds six. A MacBook Air holds two. A large desktop display holds twelve. Past that, the windows that fit are tiled and the remainder float on top of them.
Every exploded window is still watching the folder. When your agent rewrites one of those pages, that window updates while you are looking at it.
Still stuck? Write to support@lite.computer. A person reads it.