I believe that if you use IE, you can use ActiveX to open certain programs.
For example, try looking at the "new ActiveXObject"
You must explicitly allow this, as IE confirms whether you want to allow its execution.
function loadProg(path){ var active = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); activeX = active.Run(path); }
If you know the direct file path uses this, for example
loadProg(path);
More specifically, how
window.onload = function(){ loadProg("\"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Guitar Pro 5\\GP5.exe\""); };
I donβt know the path to Chrome, so instead I used something else.
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