How do I open a file with Chrome from the command line?

Simply typing google-chrome works fine for me. It might not work if you installed Chromium. chromium-browser is for Chromium.

There are lots of command lines which can be used with the Google Chrome browser. Some change behavior of features, others are for debugging or experimenting. ...

Look for machine-wide Chrome installs (stable, Beta, and Dev). Get the name, running version (if an update is pending relaunch), and installed version of each.

I would like to open a file (index.html) in the current directory with Google Chrome or Chromium from a bash terminal (I'm using Linux Mint 15).

To find the command that runs the app: Go to the Chrome Apps page ( chrome://apps ) Right click an icon and create shortcut on the desktop. ...

When I launch Chrome from a command-line with --new-window command it opens the address in a Chrome new window, and takes focus.

I want to script a bunch of commands for some of my clients, so they don't have to worry, just run the script and the web page comes up.

Right click on your Chrome shortcut. · Choose properties. · At the end of your Target: line add the command-line switch. · With that example flag, it should ...

To open Google Chrome using CMD, first open the Command Prompt. Then type start chrome and press Enter. This will launch Chrome on your Windows ...

Type chrome.exe followed by the space-key, and then the command line switches you want to run. Note that they always begin with two dashes.