Windows 10: CMD launch microft-edge in private mode to google search string syntax

I really am stuck

I have a search string of "kent local car hire" I want to echo that to the Microsoft-edge browser with that search string

entered into the browser in google search.


start micrsoft-edge: Google

-private

Reason behind all of this is that I need to write a script to search for certain strings in private mode on google to check

absolute ranking for keywords for my website.

So I wanted to fire each long tail keyword indervidually in private mode from the CMD to check this.

then I will just replicate the line or put a if else endif kinda statement in if thats the same in CMD as CSH KSH c etc

If you peeps can shed any light on this I would me more than greatful

Cheers all

Rich

:)

 

Auto link phone dialing string with wait and pause

Eureka! I added TEL: to the string, and my Windows phone is now able to dial the full string. Syntax:

TEL:<phone_number><special_characters><conference_ID>#, or from your example,

TEL:5555555555,,,1234#

I have not yet determined how adding TEL: to the dialing string effects Apple, Andriod or other phone OS'es.

I was not able to find this documented in Bing or Google searches, but remember seeing it in the "old" days of Blackberry.

 

N96 Music problem...

Try this:

Go to the Storage Drives and delete the following files: (Mass storage E, Memory Card F)

\private\101ffca9\harvesterdbvx_x.dat

\private\10281e17\[string]mpxvx_x.db

\private\10281e17\[string]pcvx_x.db

* TIP: Connect the device in USB mass storage mode, to locate the private folder from the PC.

* TIP: STRING and x_x will change depending on your phone.

 

How to start Edge with batch file parameters - Microsoft Community

may help.

And using Autohotkey here is an idea for launching an in private session:
How to launch Edge -inprivate by default Dan S. Charlton

http://www.trishtech.com/2015/08/use-inprivate-mode-in-edge-browser/

 

Wow thanks thats perfect

Is there a way to direct a search string into the launched google webpage
like

echo "cars" > Google

or | pipe

Google | echo "car"

Cheers

Rich

 

I guess you could experiment with autohotkey- it's very good at manipulating windows, so if you could identify a way of directing the string to the appropriate field, that could work.

Somewhat as the example cited above.

When you launch a browser, the address field is the active one and also provides a search function, so simply sending the characters would probably work.

This is easy with Firefox:
HowTo: Run Firefox From The Command Line nixCraft