Launch in background
See original GitHub issueI know this is out of scope but out of interest…
I didn’t find a way to specify opening the browser in the background. Stealing focus from the terminal window is just unwanted, for most cases, I guess.
I think it should be default.
There’s a flags
thing. I read the manual. There’s nothing. Perhaps a trick with --display
?
It points to this and this, which also don’t seem to have what is required. Perhaps something with --class
?
This is relevant for all the other “real” browser launchers, as well.
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I too would like the ability to launch the browsers minimized or in the background. Very annoying to have to keep minimizing the screens manually. Did you find a solution?
I’ve seen this been suggested:
While that works and launches Chrome in the background, Karma doesn’t seem to detect the browser. So I’ve resorted to just making the window less obnoxious:
@AdamBuczynski Thanks for your answer. I use
--window-position=-9999,0
.