

The open function here requires the name of a file or URL. If no window is open, the method will open the operating systems default browser and navigate to the URL in the parameter.It uses the open function from the webbrowser module to start the new page in your web browser. $ python3 -m webbrowser -t ""To simply open a URL, use the webbrowser.open () method: If a browser window is currently open, the method will open a new tab at the specified URL. Use IPython interactive modePython webbrowser module can be used directly in command line. Explore interactive scripts: See startup scripts. Open interactive window: Opens the interactive (REPL) window for this environment within Visual Studio, applying any startup scripts (see below).
These commands will use the default browser settings on the system.Alternatively, using -n option will open the URL in a new web browser window.Open URL with system default web browser. Python3 -m webbrowser -n ' new window python3 -m webbrowser -t ' new tab. Alternatively, the -t option opens the URL in a new tab. Executing above command will open the URL in a new page tab of system default web browser.The -n flag opens the URL in a new browser window.
#!/usr/bin/env python3# update_tryorder > 0 means: append the new registered browser type into _tryorder# update_tryorder < 0 means: insert before first element of _tryorder instead of appendingWebbrowser.register('mychrome', None, webbrowser.MacOSXOSAScript('Google Chrome'), -1)Webbrowser.get('mychrome').open_new_tab(a_website)Alternatively, you can pass browser path to webbrowser.get directly. > webbrowser._tryorder> 2.3 Register A Browser TypeIf you want to use a browser that is not in webbrowser._browsers list, you should register that browser type first. > import webbrowser> If not pass browser type or pass None (default value) to webbrowser.get, it will return a controller object for a browser type according to the webbrowser._tryorder.If your webbrowser._tryorder are as follows, webbrowser.get() or webbrowser.get(None) will return a controller object for a browser type 'MacOSX'. All available and registered web browser types can be inspected by webbrowser._browsers. #!/usr/bin/env python3Webbrowser.get('safari').open_new(a_website)Webbrowser.get('firefox').open_new_tab(a_website)Webbrowser.get will return a controller object for the browser type you passed.

