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Arguments
SamuelLouf edited this page Sep 8, 2024
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You can now launch PyBrowser with arguments.
To launch PyBrowser with arguments, you need to use py PyBrowser.py or python3 PyBrowser.py (depending on if you're using Windows or Linux/MacOS) then add --[your argument]=[an eventual value].
| Argument | Description | Usage | Exemple |
|---|---|---|---|
| Color | The --color argument changes the Browser Window's color. |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --color=[your hex color] |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --color=abcdef |
| Language | The --language argument changes the Browser Window's language. |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --language=[your language's first two letters] |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --language=en |
| Private | The --private argument switches the Browser Window to Private Navigation mode. |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --private |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --private |
| Size | The --size argument changes the Browser Window's size. |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --size=[your desired width]x[your desired height] |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --size=1080x720 |
| Menu Bar | The --menubar argument changes the Browser Window's menu bar. |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --size[url/path of the desired JSON file] |
[py/python3] PyBrowser.py --size=menubar.json |