Use xdg-open to set cookie or post data
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I use debian with gnome, and I often use xdg-open to launch my broswer on differents websites.
I know xdg-open is intended to use system's default application for argument's registered purpose, be it open files, URLs, or any preferred application, but is there a way to tell xdg-open to tell my broswer xdg-open 'https://example.com/' --cookie=/tmp/my/cookie, or to change the verb used (use POST, and add data to the body of the request) ? (Which would presuppose some unified ways to set cookie or post data crossbroswer, which I doubt but /meh)
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Pierre Antoine Guillaume
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I use debian with gnome, and I often use xdg-open to launch my broswer on differents websites.
I know xdg-open is intended to use system's default application for argument's registered purpose, be it open files, URLs, or any preferred application, but is there a way to tell xdg-open to tell my broswer xdg-open 'https://example.com/' --cookie=/tmp/my/cookie, or to change the verb used (use POST, and add data to the body of the request) ? (Which would presuppose some unified ways to set cookie or post data crossbroswer, which I doubt but /meh)
xdg-open cookie
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
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note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29
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I use debian with gnome, and I often use xdg-open to launch my broswer on differents websites.
I know xdg-open is intended to use system's default application for argument's registered purpose, be it open files, URLs, or any preferred application, but is there a way to tell xdg-open to tell my broswer xdg-open 'https://example.com/' --cookie=/tmp/my/cookie, or to change the verb used (use POST, and add data to the body of the request) ? (Which would presuppose some unified ways to set cookie or post data crossbroswer, which I doubt but /meh)
xdg-open cookie
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
261211
I use debian with gnome, and I often use xdg-open to launch my broswer on differents websites.
I know xdg-open is intended to use system's default application for argument's registered purpose, be it open files, URLs, or any preferred application, but is there a way to tell xdg-open to tell my broswer xdg-open 'https://example.com/' --cookie=/tmp/my/cookie, or to change the verb used (use POST, and add data to the body of the request) ? (Which would presuppose some unified ways to set cookie or post data crossbroswer, which I doubt but /meh)
xdg-open cookie
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
261211
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
261211
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
261211
asked Feb 9 at 9:35
Pierre Antoine Guillaume
261211
261211
note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29
add a comment |Â
note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29
note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29
add a comment |Â
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note to myself : : first idea : replace my firefox in default applications with a proxy, and make a double dispatch depending on used broswer, then use unix.stackexchange.com/questions/82597/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 11:41
and unix.stackexchange.com/questions/375857/…
– Pierre Antoine Guillaume
Feb 9 at 12:29