[Editor's note: I don't think this worked in 10.1, either (at least not according to this hint). Run "man open" for some other possibilities.]
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In the Terminal, type "open http://www.apple.com" and your default browser will launch and open this page. I think this is only possible in 10.2!
[Editor's note: I don't think this worked in 10.1, either (at least not according to this hint). Run "man open" for some other possibilities.]
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Re: Open URLs from the command line
No, it was already possible in 10.1.5 with April Developer tools installed.
Re: Open URLs from the command line
There's one caveat to this. Sometimes the system doesn't see a URL as a URL, but something else (like a URL to search Mac OS X Hints). |
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