How to open a URL in a new browser window with AutoHotkey?
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With AutoHotkey on Windows you can associate a shortcut to open a URL - web page or link - in the default browser with the following script:
^!g::Run https://mail.google.com/
This will open Gmail in a new tab in the last active window when pressing CTRL+ALT+G.
How can I do same, but open the URL in a new window instead?
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asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
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With AutoHotkey on Windows you can associate a shortcut to open a URL - web page or link - in the default browser with the following script:
^!g::Run https://mail.google.com/
This will open Gmail in a new tab in the last active window when pressing CTRL+ALT+G.
How can I do same, but open the URL in a new window instead?
windows autohotkey
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
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You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39
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With AutoHotkey on Windows you can associate a shortcut to open a URL - web page or link - in the default browser with the following script:
^!g::Run https://mail.google.com/
This will open Gmail in a new tab in the last active window when pressing CTRL+ALT+G.
How can I do same, but open the URL in a new window instead?
windows autohotkey
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
With AutoHotkey on Windows you can associate a shortcut to open a URL - web page or link - in the default browser with the following script:
^!g::Run https://mail.google.com/
This will open Gmail in a new tab in the last active window when pressing CTRL+ALT+G.
How can I do same, but open the URL in a new window instead?
windows autohotkey
windows autohotkey
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
asked Mar 3 at 10:10
Marco LackovicMarco Lackovic
349413
349413
1
You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39
add a comment |
1
You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39
1
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You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39
add a comment |
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IE:
Run, iexplore.exe https://mail.google.com/
Chrome:
Run chrome.exe "https://mail.google.com/" " --new-window "
Firefox:
Run, firefox.exe -new-window https://mail.google.com/
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IE:
Run, iexplore.exe https://mail.google.com/
Chrome:
Run chrome.exe "https://mail.google.com/" " --new-window "
Firefox:
Run, firefox.exe -new-window https://mail.google.com/
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IE:
Run, iexplore.exe https://mail.google.com/
Chrome:
Run chrome.exe "https://mail.google.com/" " --new-window "
Firefox:
Run, firefox.exe -new-window https://mail.google.com/
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IE:
Run, iexplore.exe https://mail.google.com/
Chrome:
Run chrome.exe "https://mail.google.com/" " --new-window "
Firefox:
Run, firefox.exe -new-window https://mail.google.com/
answered Mar 3 at 17:57
user3419297user3419297
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IE:
Run, iexplore.exe https://mail.google.com/
Chrome:
Run chrome.exe "https://mail.google.com/" " --new-window "
Firefox:
Run, firefox.exe -new-window https://mail.google.com/
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You need to pass the appropriate command line switch for your default browser.
– DavidPostill♦
Mar 3 at 12:27
What is your browser?
– harrymc
Mar 3 at 13:06
@harrymc Chrome, but I what I was actually looking for is a general solution which would work with any browser
– Marco Lackovic
Mar 4 at 8:39