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Add "no browser" commandline switch
See original GitHub issuePlease add -nb (or so), to not run any browser. Then output in console via print() the correct address the program is listening on, for example http://localhost:3826/main.html so that it can be copy/pasted.
Reason:
- I do not want to run some outdated Chrome that then phones home (I have on my disk for very rare occasions where I’d need it).
- I use several different FF profiles (some of them in different Windows user contexts) and I do not want just a random instance open the link -> I need the URL so that I can copy/paste it to the correct browser.
Thank you.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)
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I’ve fast-forwarded develop onto that branch, bumped the version and it is now getting ready to be deployed; should be on PyPI in less than 10min.
Cheers for the feature request and quick testing. The changes for this feature can be found in a1966fa and are available in
v2.7.4.Looks like I had some uncommitted changes in my working directory, they are now committed.
When pressing F5 several times quickly, the program ends. This is because Eel has noticed that all the connections have disconnected and the program can now exit as the server does not need to be running any longer; this is the framework.