I made a change to BrowserBunch so that if the first param on the command line is not a switch and does not end in ".txt" then it treats it as a single url.
The reason for this is to make it easy to use it with a hotkey. My usage of this feature is for launching a different browser to the url in the addressbar of the browser currently open.
Say I just installed a FF AddOn and I want to install the chrome version in chrome. I added this hotkey to Transpose(my general purpose hotkey script) It sends contol c to copy the selected url to clipboard, then Runs BrowserBunch with the url as param. You can make your own variation.
I'm posting the BrowserBunch.exe here for those who wish to try out the feature.
Edit: The next change will be to bypass the filter InputBox for single url launch. In fact I may add an .ini file option to disable it. That would save a click. I find I rarely use it anyway.
The reason for this is to make it easy to use it with a hotkey. My usage of this feature is for launching a different browser to the url in the addressbar of the browser currently open.
Say I just installed a FF AddOn and I want to install the chrome version in chrome. I added this hotkey to Transpose(my general purpose hotkey script) It sends contol c to copy the selected url to clipboard, then Runs BrowserBunch with the url as param. You can make your own variation.
Code
; send selected Url to Browser Bunch
#IfWinActive ahk_Group BrowserGroup
#F4::
ClipSave := Clipboard
Clipboard := ""
Send, ^c
ClipWait,2
Run C:\Utils\BrowserBunch\BrowserBunch.exe %Clipboard%
Clipboard := ClipSave
;MsgBox % Clipboard
returnI'm posting the BrowserBunch.exe here for those who wish to try out the feature.
Edit: The next change will be to bypass the filter InputBox for single url launch. In fact I may add an .ini file option to disable it. That would save a click. I find I rarely use it anyway.
BrowserBunch.zip
