Start Google Chrome on Mac with command line switches

2016年1月14日 — From the macOS Terminal, use open with the -a flag and give the name of the app you want to open. In this case Google Chrome.

2022年11月19日 — Opening Google Chrome from the Command Line on Mac ... This will launch the Google Chrome web browser in the MacOS graphical user interface (GUI), ...

2023年4月2日 — I want to launch a special instance of Chrome from Mac Terminal, e.g. open -a Google Chrome.app --args --incognito -- ...

2010年6月27日 — This works with macOS: /Applications/Google- Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google- Chrome --kiosk.

Click Finder | Applications | Utilities | Terminal.app to open the terminal. 2. Type the following to navigate to the Applications folder in the terminal ...

Chrome flags example. To quit, press Ctrl-C in the terminal tab that is running Chrome. About. How to start Chrome with flags from your Mac. Resources. Readme.

2011年10月18日 — I'm trying to achieve something similar to @driftcatcher but his method won't work for me (macOS 11.0.1, Chrome 90.0.4430.72) when trying to ...

2019年4月24日 — To open any Mac application from the terminal, use the “open” command. The default argument is a document, like this for example:.