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#] 10Mar2025 search 'Linux brave browser launch from command line'

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https://search.brave.com/search?q=Linux+brave+browser+launch+from+command+line&source=desktop&summary=1&conversation=74ab67ca84d798551906fe
Launch Brave from Command Line
To launch the Brave browser from the command line on Linux, you can use the command brave-browser followed by any desired URL or flags. For example, to open a specific webpage, you would use brave-browser https://example.com. If you want to open the browser with a flag, such as --incognito, you would use brave-browser --incognito.

For launching a webpage directly, you might encounter issues if the URL is not correctly formatted or if the browser does not interpret the argument as a URL. Ensure that the URL is properly enclosed in quotes if it contains spaces or special characters.

If you need to pass command line flags, they should follow the browser executable name, like brave-browser --flag-name. For a list of available flags, you can refer to the documentation or use brave-browser --help to see the available options.

To ensure the Brave icon appears on your desktop for easy access, after installation, you may need to restart your system or manually add the icon to your application menu.

>> I tried this with html page : 
	flatpak run com.brave.Browser 'file://home/bill/web/System_maintenance/browser/0_bookmarks sorted.html'
	flatpak run com.brave.Browser 'file:///home/bill/bin/qnial'
	flatpak run com.brave.Browser '/home/bill/bin/qnial'
>> none worked...

Howell: NUTSS!! - this is crazy!
open '0_bookmarks sorted.html' from filemgr using brave gave the following url :
file:///run/user/1000/doc/110477fc/0_bookmarks%20sorted.html

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https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/brave-browser-command-line-not-working/68706/8
Brave Browser command line not working
Joe grumpey Building the Outer Ring (Copr Build VII)

Pedro Aguilera
Nov 2022
flatpak run com.brave.Browser

Looking at those instructions I think it will look something like
 browsers.append(Browser(BROWSER_TYPE_CHROMIUM, "Brave (Flatpak)", "/var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/com.brave.Browser", "/var/lib/flatpak/exports/bin/com.brave.Browser"))
>> works
>> I tried this with html page : 
	flatpak run com.brave.Browser '/home/bill/web/System_maintenance/browser/0_bookmarks sorted.html'
>> doesn't work


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