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Hi All!
I am using google chrome's --app mode ("Application Shortcuts https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95710?hl=en ).
I am using gnome (3.16.2) and I am trying to make the shortcuts open maximized, instead of apppearing in a tiny window on the top left corner of the leftmost monitor.
Chrome version is 43.0.2357.125 .
Adding --start-maximized to the command line has no effect.
Thanks in advance,
Udi.
Last edited by nonZero (2015-07-19 09:29:22)
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Show the command you're actually using to start maximized
i.e.
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The full command may be for example:
google-chrome --app=https://drive.google.com/drive/my-drive --start-maximized
I think I have found another clue:
If I change the size of the window *without* maximizing it, close it, and reopen it, it will remember the size and will open the window exactly on the same place.
However, If the window is maximized, it will not remember the "maximized" state and the new window will be tiny instead.
Udi
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try using without the apps=
google-chrome https://drive.google.com/drive/my-drive --start-maximizedif that does not work for you, you could try Devilspie
Last edited by Malkymder (2015-06-23 21:19:28)
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Hi!
The idea is to start chrome in app mode, so the app switch must be used :-)
Udi
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devilspile2 works great!
~/.config/devilspie2/maximize.lua :
local classes = { "Google-chrome-stable", "Terminator" }
local class = get_window_class()
for _,v in pairs(classes) do
if v == class then
maximize();
break
end
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glad you got this worked out ... remember to mark this as solved if it is ![]()
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