I believe the following command brings Chrome back into the foreground:
{
"Command": "selectWindow",
"Target": "TAB=OPEN",
"Value": "${!COL18}"
}
Hope this helps
I believe the following command brings Chrome back into the foreground:
{
"Command": "selectWindow",
"Target": "TAB=OPEN",
"Value": "${!COL18}"
}
Hope this helps
I think that is a “feature” of chrome itself. If you open a new tab, it wants to be in the foreground. Is it the same in Firefox?
I can’t use Firefox because I use iMacros on it (meaning it’s an old version)
If you use Firefox Portable, you can install a new version in parallel
Thanks for the tip. Don’t suppose you know if it can be launched from the command line do you? No worries if you don’t; just saves me searching.
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Spoke too soon. Whilst Chrome does remain minimised, it seems Kantu “pauses”. Maximising Chrome kickstarts it back into running.