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Make ms-edge Window full screen (F11, normally) via powershell script

Time:06-11

I'm trying to make ms-edge Window full screen (F11, normally) via powershell script.

This is an example of the powershell script I'm using to start edge:

Start-Process -FilePath msedge -ArgumentList '--new-window www.google.com'

This works fine. However, I want the edge window to be full-screen, like what happens when you press F11 while in the browser. This action cannot be dependent on the windows user or individual user ms-edge profile settings. I need it to be done from the script - if that is possible - so the action is the same for all users when they run the script.

CodePudding user response:

Start-Process msedge.exe https:\\google.com -WindowStyle Maximized

CodePudding user response:

if you're looking to start it in Full Screen mode, you can use the start-fullscreen switch.

  • --start-fullscreen.

So, it would be:

Start-Process -FilePath "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList '--new-window www.google.com --start-fullscreen'

Here are the content switches / source you can use, where start-fullscreen is shown as well.

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