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startup command line reference - patrickdrd - 12-22-2018 hello, where can I find startup command line reference? RE: startup command line reference - Admini - 12-22-2018 All Chrome command lines can be used there. Multiple command lines are separated by blank space, like this: --cb-switch1 --cb-switch2="xxx" --cb-switch3="yyy" For the command line list, you may refer to https://www.ghacks.net/2013/10/06/list-useful-google-chrome-command-line-switches/ RE: startup command line reference - wOxxOm - 12-24-2018 https://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/ RE: startup command line reference - andreamphy - 01-04-2019 Thanks once more for all the details, wOxxOm! RE: startup command line reference - sx1sajor - 01-28-2019 For convenience, I like to use cb_config.ini, it's a great thing with Cent browser RE: startup command line reference - patrickdrd - 02-05-2019 so, in this thread: https://www.centbrowser.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2629 --cb-disable-extensions-auto-update was suggested, these parameters don't exist in any of the links above because they are cent browser's of course, so, are they somewhere gathered and documented? RE: startup command line reference - Lichtenshtein - 02-06-2019 (02-05-2019, 02:42 PM)patrickdrd Wrote: so, in this thread: Some can be found in the changelog --cb-disable-extensions-auto-update - prevents extension auto update --cb-do-not-focus-location-bar - set initial focus to web page --cb-disable-auto-detect-search-provider - prevents collecting search engines --cb-peer-command ... is used to launch and shutdown an application at the same time as the browser started and exited. e.g.: I want to launch Putty automatically when the browser started, then I can add startup command line as following: --cb-peer-command="\"D:\Program Files\putty.exe\" -ssh -2 -D 1080 -pw 123456 user@1.2.3.4" RE: startup command line reference - sx1sajor - 02-06-2019 (02-06-2019, 11:11 AM)Lichtenshtein Wrote: Some can be found in the changelog wow ssh tunnel RE: startup command line reference - patrickdrd - 02-06-2019 (02-06-2019, 11:11 AM)Lichtenshtein Wrote: Some can be found in the changelog I would like to run a command when the browser exits only (not starts), is it possible? RE: startup command line reference - wOxxOm - 02-06-2019 Copied from chrome.dll in the app directory: --cb-auto-exit-timeout-s --cb-check-update --cb-disable-answers-in-suggest --cb-disable-auto-detect-search-provider --cb-disable-components-auto-update --cb-disable-extensions-auto-update --cb-disable-user-statistics --cb-do-not-focus-location-bar --cb-ipv6-fallback-timeout-ms --cb-oem-homepage --cb-oem-referrer --cb-peer-command --cb-reverse-order-for-left-tab-list --cb-safemode --cb-safemode-empty-user-data --cb-testing-update |