How to open a link in chrome from cmd (Windows) without causing a chrome window in the foreground?

Question

For example, if I click the link in the vscode editor, this does not interfere with what I am doing now - it opens it without making the chrome window active.

I want to achieve the same from the command line from windows using one of: cmd, msys bash, powershell.

There is a similar question , but without a foreground requirement.

Answer 1

I see a solution here, however, there seems to be no direct way to open links in chrome without bringing a chrome window in the foreground.

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Answer 2

.bat Windows. , Chrome, Chrome.exe, , .

, cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application

chrome.exe www.yahoo.com

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Answer 3

, PowerShell :

Start-Process -WindowStyle Hidden "chrome.exe" "www.google.com"

Start-Process -WindowStyle Minimized "chrome.exe" "www.google.com"

Answer 4

cmd:
Chrome: start chrome https://www.google.com
Firefox: start firefox https://www.google.com