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I am using midori 0.4.3. When executing midori webbrowser we can pass parameters as arguments in the terminal. For example; to make browser fullscreen we can execute;

midori -e Fullscreen

A complete list of these executable action parameters can be found when typing midori --help-execute.

My question is how can i pass this?

midori -e Location=www.google.com

I tried : and also, but no luck.

Govinnage Rasika Perera
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Have you tried midori www.google.com or, in general, passing an URL as the single argument to a midori invocation?

gboffi
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  • it seems working on terminal, when trying in python `subprocess.call(["midori","foo.bar"])` it doesnt run the second call `subprocess.call(["midori","bar.foo"])` until i close the browser. any idea to overcome it? – Govinnage Rasika Perera Apr 07 '15 at 09:52
  • Ehm, no `python` in your question or your tags... however... `subprocess.call` waits for the input, you don't want to wait, so please have a look at [Starting a background process in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1196074/starting-a-background-process-in-python) that shows differerent possibilities for you. – gboffi Apr 07 '15 at 10:35