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How to create a batch file which will open up multiple websites automatically?

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start www.google.com
start www.msn.com
start www.yahoo.com
 

 

edit: not giving the browser name should open in you default browser.

I already read this http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071107002712AAtMW19 

but I want it to open the links in the users default browser

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Whatever is your default browser is where those links will be opened. Problem I had trying to do that is that the batch file will only open the next link once the first one is closed. This question actually helped me with doing it though :D http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071107002712AAtMW19

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Whatever is your default browser is where those links will be opened. Problem I had trying to do that is that the batch file will only open the next link once the first one is closed. This question actually helped me with doing it though :D http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071107002712AAtMW19

But chrome is my default browser and its opening it in ie

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Oh okay I figured it out. I had to do start [browser name here] http://www.linkgoeshere.com

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start www.google.com
start www.msn.com
start www.yahoo.com
 

 

edit: not giving the browser name should open in you default browser.

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I don't know how relevant this is but if you have Chrome or Firefox you can put a bunch of links in a folder in you bookmarks bar and click it with your scroll wheel and it will open every link that is in that folder.

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