Ubuntu 16.04 and Chrome managment
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First of all, I'd like to greet everyone, it's my first post on this forum.
I got two questions about Chrome browser in Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus).
I need to find out how to manage it from Terminal - I mean making permanent changes in settings (e.g. how to set homepage permanently, I know I can start it by addding "http://www.example.com" ,but it doesn't solve my problems.)
Second question concerns about managing Chrome extensions via terminal - or - if it's not possible - I need know place where configuration of certain extension is stored on disk.
Best regards.
16.04 google-chrome administration
asked Feb 22 at 12:07
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First of all, I'd like to greet everyone, it's my first post on this forum.
I got two questions about Chrome browser in Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus).
I need to find out how to manage it from Terminal - I mean making permanent changes in settings (e.g. how to set homepage permanently, I know I can start it by addding "http://www.example.com" ,but it doesn't solve my problems.)
Second question concerns about managing Chrome extensions via terminal - or - if it's not possible - I need know place where configuration of certain extension is stored on disk.
Best regards.
16.04 google-chrome administration
asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51
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First of all, I'd like to greet everyone, it's my first post on this forum.
I got two questions about Chrome browser in Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus).
I need to find out how to manage it from Terminal - I mean making permanent changes in settings (e.g. how to set homepage permanently, I know I can start it by addding "http://www.example.com" ,but it doesn't solve my problems.)
Second question concerns about managing Chrome extensions via terminal - or - if it's not possible - I need know place where configuration of certain extension is stored on disk.
Best regards.
16.04 google-chrome administration
asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
1
First of all, I'd like to greet everyone, it's my first post on this forum.
I got two questions about Chrome browser in Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial Xerus).
I need to find out how to manage it from Terminal - I mean making permanent changes in settings (e.g. how to set homepage permanently, I know I can start it by addding "http://www.example.com" ,but it doesn't solve my problems.)
Second question concerns about managing Chrome extensions via terminal - or - if it's not possible - I need know place where configuration of certain extension is stored on disk.
Best regards.
16.04 google-chrome administration
16.04 google-chrome administration
asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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asked Feb 22 at 12:07
idziasz
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I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51
add a comment |Â
I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51
I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51
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I'm not sure you can do either of the things you want from the terminal. Use the browser itself.
– DK Bose
Feb 22 at 12:16
I know it's possible with Firefox someway. In case of changing browser on production I'm taking care of I need to know it.
– idziasz
Feb 22 at 12:51