How can I open Google Chrome from the terminal with the URL “localhost:3000”?

问题

Whenever I try to open Google Chrome with the URL "localhost:3000" it messes up and simply opens a blank tab with no URL. After some testing I've figures out it is the ":" messing it up. This works:

$ google-chrome www.gmail.com

but this does not work

$ google-chrome localhost:3000

nor this

$ google-chrome "localhost:3000"

How can I open Google Chrome with this URL? I am using Ubuntu, bash script, and the gnome-terminal.

回答1:

Have you tried?

google-chrome http://localhost:3000

回答2:

Got the following message:

zsh(or bash): command not found: google-chrome (or chromium-browser)

Solved my problem:

open http://localhost:3000

{ I use Google Chrome as a default browser 😉 }

回答3:

I dont seem to have this problem.

chromium-browser "http://localhost:8889"
chromium-browser "http://127.0.0.1:8889"

One quick suggestion would be to check to see if 127.0.0.1:3000 works (newer versions of ubuntu seem to have an issue resolving "localhost" instead of the numbered ip address.)

回答4:

As stated beautifully by @Bexultan Myrzatayev, if google chrome is your default browser, simply

open http://localhost:8000

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28162697/how-can-i-open-google-chrome-from-the-terminal-with-the-url-localhost3000