I already know that to open a webpage with the default browser you use:
start www.google.com
. However, I\'m trying to open a URL that contains a \'&\' in it for
You can do it using start chrome -u url here
.
You can use URL shorteners.
For your link:
start [created link]
First provide the full path to the browser application file and then the complete link like this:
start "C:\Path\To\Browser.exe" "http://WebsiteURL.com"
When I tried the same, it worked for me only by typing :
C:\start https://www.google.dz/?ws_rd=cr,ssl&ei=rXc_WYq3Msy2abGXpugH#safe=off&q=hello+world
in the Command Prompt.
&
is a special caractere in batch so if the URL contains a special caractere you just have to do it like this:
start "" "your url"
If you have Linux you can try using these command
$links http://google.com
or
$elinks http://google.com/