![]() ![]() Maybe that will give you a hint on your problem. However, you can configure the terminal and iTerm2 applications on macOS to treat it as an Alt key. "Is it possible to force a Mac *.webloc file to open in a new Chrome window instead of a new tab in an existing window?" UPDATE: Here's the thread that helped me do it to open a new Chrome window from an OSX webloc file: Let me know if you ever solved your problem. I just don't remember now so I'll look for it later. Or it might use a command line option to Chrome that forces a new window and so it doesn't really apply to iTerm unless iTerm has a similar command line option. It's late and I'm off to bed, but if you're still interested in the problem a year later, let me know and I'll dig up how I did it. And it sounds like what you want with iTerm. In the profiles list, double-click the icon for the profile you want to use. Choose Terminal > Settings, then click Profiles. ![]() I did succeed in setting up a keyboard shortcut that, when pressed on a selected *.webloc file, opens that URL in a new Chrome window in the current desktop. Open new Terminal windows with a specific profile In the Terminal app on your Mac, do one of the following: Choose Shell > New Window, then choose a profile from the list of profiles at the end of the menu. Next, click on the download link for the latest stable release, version 3.4.126, at this time of writing. Open your web browser, and visit the official iTerm download page. That would usually bounce me over to a different working project with annoying results. To install iTerm via the official installer package: 1. I was having the same kind of problem with Chrome where when I clicked on a *.webloc file, it would open a new tab in whatever my most recent Chrome window was, no matter what desktop that window might be in. Hi don't have a quick answer, but I might have something related.
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