This would make your extension work, but it would only work on your computer, or on computers that have that extension enabled. What you could do is to add an 'auto click' extension to the browser (Firefox has plenty of these) and configure that extension to only click on website with domain speedtest, only on the button with a specific signature (in the html code), and if the extension supports, you can say to click only after a few seconds. Once this is is done, the button will be enabled and you can click on it. Batch file open multiple web in Description HTML-Kit HTML Kit software is a complete web page editor and creator for those HTML, XML and Script developers that desire to have many tools together in a single application. For example, once the page is loaded, the page may download a list of servers that can be used for testing, and asks the browser to tell it the location of the user or falls back to using the local IP of the computer to guess where you're located, and using this information, it makes a list of servers closest to you. The page needs to load first, because the page may have javascript (code that runs in browser) which enables the button after some period of time after the page loads completely.

You can't do that directly from cmd, unless the browser has explicit command line parameters for it. Or you can use this: codeecho off C:UsersTHEUSERAppDataLocalGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe sleep1 start webpage name.

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