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Start Firefox from CMD window + passing single parameter to multiple URLs

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I know I can open multiple tabs in Firefox from a CMD window with "Firefox.exe URL1 URL2 URL3".

What I want to do is pass a common parameter to each URL, ultimately putting all this into a simple CMD script suffixed with the common parameter. Any suggestions?

I know I can open multiple tabs in Firefox from a CMD window with "Firefox.exe URL1 URL2 URL3". What I want to do is pass a common parameter to each URL, ultimately putting all this into a simple CMD script suffixed with the common parameter. Any suggestions?

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What language does a CMD script use??

Firefox doesn't, as far as I know, allow you to pass a single URL in two parts, so your script will need to append the parameters to the URLs.

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CMD = Windows command line

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SannNord said

CMD = Windows command line

Right, but were you limiting yourself to DOS batch file commands from the 90s, or would you use VBScript (like .vbs / .wsh), JScript, PowerShell, etc.?

Anyway, that was just curiosity. A better site for Windows scripting tips would be something like http://superuser.com/ or another http://stackexchange.com/ community.

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Actually, I'm looking to identify a 'common' cross-platform shell script-type solution that would be used on Windows/Linux/OSX with minimal modification. No VBS. The generic form would be

firefox.exe URL1 URL2 URL3 "argument parameters"

An example use case would be to pass a common search argument to three different search websites within a single Firefox browser session. The "argument parameters" would be directly appended to the the URL - for example, appending a single search parameter to multiple search engines simultaneously.