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This should work for any browser, any file/URL:
$ open -a /Applications/Firefox.app http://www.apple.com/
$ open -a /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/ /Users/Shared/Documents/WorldSeriesWinners.html
Assuming you have /usr/bin/open or something like it.
On Feb 26, 2014, at 2:06 PM, Walter Ian Kaye wrote:
> Hey folks, I'm writing a script for Web browsers, but since I'm on an older system I cannot run newer browsers. I've assembled a long list, and have managed to tackle all but the following four, which appear to not have any dictionary:
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> * Demeter com.hurrikenux.Demeter15
> * Shiira jp.hmdt.shiira
> * Stainless com.stainlessapp.Stainless
> * TrailBlazer edu.uiuc.mw.TrailBlazer
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> So, could somebody please test these four with "tell ... to open <alias>" and see which, if any, will open an HTML file?
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> thanks!
> -boo
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