# Phone, tablet & two charts

### Using the chart on a phone

* The **top bar** is shorter: many actions move under **More (⋯)** — replay, widgets, heatmap, fullscreen, alerts, screenshots.
* **Drawings** open as a **sheet** from the bottom with **search** and categories instead of only a side strip.
* **Side panels** (order book, DOM, …) open **full screen**. Close them to return to the chart.
* **Fullscreen chart** mode uses a **floating exit** button or **Esc** to leave fullscreen.

If the chart sits **under** the app header, the app adjusts spacing automatically on supported pages.

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### Chart inside another page (signals, AI, etc.)

Some screens embed a **smaller chart** next to tables or cards. There you might see:

* **Fewer** top-bar buttons (no heatmap, no layout saver, etc.).
* Symbol or timeframe **fixed** or **linked** to that screen’s filters.
* A button to open the **full Chart Terminal** in some flows.

The **same gestures** usually work: pan, zoom, crosshair, tooltips.

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### Two charts side by side (desktop)

On a **large enough** window:

1. Switch to **split layout** using the layout control (two panes — horizontal or vertical, depending on your app version).
2. Each pane has its **own** symbol and timeframe.
3. Tap or click a pane to make it **active** before changing symbols or drawings.
4. Use the **back button to single chart** when you only need one view again.

**Phones** normally stay on **one** chart, so text and buttons stay usable.

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**Next:** Keyboard shortcuts


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