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Disable --start-maximized and other parameters? #55

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roblourens opened this issue Jul 20, 2016 · 7 comments · Fixed by james-proxy/james-browser-launcher#28
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@roblourens
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I want to launch Chrome but without the --start-maximized flag, and possibly without some of the other flags that are enabled by default. A maximized window browser is kind of annoying on a wide 27" display. It would be great if I could specify exactly the options to be passed to chrome.exe without any others being added.

@akhan-netfore
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I have an issue with launching chrome with hardware acceleration and would like to start chrome by passing the param --disable-gpu. Any way to pass run parameters to the browser launch command would be great and much appreciated.

In the documentation I see there's a configPath param but there's no documentation on it

@roblourens
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Doesn't seem to be much going on in this project. I suspect we need a browser-launcher3 :)

@jakub-g
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jakub-g commented Aug 4, 2016

Yep it's been more than a year since anything substantial landed, I guess everyone involved has stuff to do that is higher prio, @roblourens feel invited to fork and fix some bugs :)

@vweevers
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vweevers commented Aug 4, 2016

@alessioalex had some plans for a fork, I don't know if that came to fruition. But like I said to him:

I would favor a fork that's not tied to any brand or parent
project. And one that follows the openopensource.org manifesto.

Let's get a bunch of contributors in one place and stop history from repeating itself.

@alessioalex
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Yep nothing came to fruition yet, but I'm still fond of the idea. Would love to help out if others are interested as well. We could make a separate organization and call it .. browser-launcher3 or something. Like Vincent replied to an email a while back, https://github.com/james-proxy/james-browser-launcher looks to be the most up to date fork so we can fork that initially.

@mitchhentges
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In the meantime before an official browser-launcher3 appears, I've added a skipDefaults option to james-browser-launcher. It should exist in 1.2.4

@Reinmar
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Reinmar commented Sep 5, 2016

Hi guys, we finally know that unfortunately we'll not be able to maintain browser-launcher2 anymore. More details in: #57

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