command linegoogle-chromemacosterminal
I am working on multiple screens.
when I intend to open a new chrome window(not a tab),I have to press 'CMD+Tab' to shift to the current and press 'Ctrl+N'.
If input command
open https://apple.stackexchange.com
A new tab created not a new window.
You may use iTerm2 and just select in preferences to "reuse previous tab's directory"
You can put either of these in an Automator service using a applescript Action.
Then set a keyboard shortcut with the Services in keyboard system preferences's Keyboard Shortcuts.
Note the 'Service receives' settings in the screen shots. This will make sure the Menu appears in all app's services. (The other apps may need to quit and re open before they pick up the short cut)
Chrome.
tell application "Google Chrome"
reload active tab of (get window 1)
end tell
Safari.
tell application "Safari"
tell document 1 to do JavaScript "javascript:location.reload(true)"
end tell
Services.
Service Menu -In iTunes
Best Answer
-nopens a new instance of an application. Google Chrome detects this and remedies the situation by closing the new instance and passing the tab’s location to the first instance, but this is necessary to force arguments to be read.--argsindicates what's to follow are arguments to be passed to Google Chrome, notopen.--new-windowis a Google Chrome argument to force a new window to be created.