Dedicated Taskbar Icon for a Specific Website

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I had this setup on another windows 10 PC I have at work, but I can't replicate it.

Basically, I set a website shortcut in my toolbar in DirectoryOpus

Then I click said button

Instead of opening via another chrome tab, it opens its own dopus-iframe? using chrome browser? so it has a dedicated icon sitting on my taskbar

Then I can press WIN+1 shortcut key to min/max that website up if its sitting in taskbar position 1.

Example on my other PC with this solution implemented using directoryOpus (cant replicate this on this PC though)

I have airtable, and googlephotos, running as its own chrome application sitting in their own taskbar using directoryopus

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Chrome has a --new-window argument, presumably the button runs chrome explicitly specifying this argument and the URL to open as command-line arguments.

Did you try looking at the buttons in Customize mode to see how they've been configured?

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here it is

@async:"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --profile-directory=Default --app-id=ljknakahiebfmdmakamebpbhbikdkjfm

C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application

I used chromes add to desktop, then I dragged the shortcut over into directoryopus

EDIT okay I found out its right here