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Why not just create a shortcut to the URL, say on the Desktop, and then assign a hotkey to that shortcut?<br />
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Why not just create a shortcut to the URL, say on the Desktop, and then assign a hotkey to that shortcut?



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thanks bill, will try<br><br>this one worked from autohotkey<br>^b::<br>Run chrome.exe "https://example/index.html" " --new-window "<br>return
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thanks bill, will try

this one worked from autohotkey
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Run chrome.exe "https://example/index.html" " --new-window "
return

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Hi,<br>Is it possible to open browser window with custom default open page from windows 10.<br><br>I was thinking, I might be checking my email. but if we press Ctrl + Shift + Y (or any key combinations) would open a browser in private mode with a custom url we define :)<br><br>with less overhead. e.g like autohot key or simple util<br><br>please help
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Hi,
Is it possible to open browser window with custom default open page from windows 10.
I was thinking, I might be checking my email. but if we press Ctrl + Shift + Y (or any key combinations) would open a browser in private mode with a custom url we define :)
with less overhead. e.g like autohot key or simple util
please help

Possible to open browser window with custom default open page

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