Command to open new window on google chrome
To open a new window in Google Chrome, you can use the following commands:
- Ctrl + N (Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS) or Command + N (Mac): This is the most common way to open a new window in Chrome.
- Chrome://new-window: Type this command in the address bar and press Enter to open a new window.
- Chrome://new-tab: Type this command in the address bar and press Enter to open a new tab, which can then be converted to a new window by clicking the "Window" button in the top-right corner.
- Right-click on the Chrome icon in the taskbar/system tray and select "New Window": This method is available on Windows and Linux.
- Use the Chrome CLI: You can also use the Chrome CLI to open a new window. To do this, open a terminal or command prompt and type the following command:
chrome --new-window
Note: The above commands will open a new window with the same profile and settings as the current window. If you want to open a new window with a different profile or settings, you can use the --profile
flag followed by the profile name or path. For example: chrome --new-window --profile="Profile 1"