I suspect that this is not even possible, but I thought I'd post anyway -- just in case. 

I use Chrome as my web browser.  Most of my bookmarks etc. are in my main personal profile. At work though, when people share links with me, I have to be in my Google account from work.   You switch profiles by clicking your avatar in the top/right of the Chrome window.   It's also possible to make Desktop links directly to each profile.  In my case the two link targets are:
 
C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome_proxy.exe  --profile-directory=Default
and
C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome_proxy.exe"  --profile-directory="Profile 1"

The problem is that, if you don't specify (by using one of the above links), Chrome will always open a link using the most recently-accessed profile.  So multiple times per day, I'll open a link at work that someone sends me, then Chrome will pop up in my personal profile and give me an error message that I don't have permission to access the file.  It's super-annoying! 

What I'd like is some way to "tell" Chrome that if I open an Outlook email link, use my work profile.  I guess that would need to be some kind of back-running utility that stays on all the time?  I don't know.  Maybe an Outlook add-in is what I need. 

Thoughts?

Hi Mouser.  Feature Request for CHS:  Ability to assign a hotkey to the command "Stack operations > Paste entire stack as one text block."  Actually, maybe another hotkey for  "Stack operations > Paste entire stack using Tabs."

I noted you already have one for  "Stack operations > Set stack marker," so that's cool. 

Thanks for considering this!   

At this point I figure every day on the right side of the dirt is a good one.

-Vurbal (January 22, 2022, 05:10 AM)

This is gonna be my new motto.