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OTTER-BROWSER(1) USER COMMANDS OTTER-BROWSER(1) NAME otter-browser - the web browser controlled by the user, not vice-versa SYNOPSIS otter-browser [OPTIONS] [PATH|URL|TERM...] DESCRIPTION See the Otter Browser wiki for help on using the browser: <https://github.com/OtterBrowser/otter-browser/wiki/> OPTIONS --profile=PATH Specifies the directory that profile (user data) is kept in. De- faults to ~/.config/otter. --cache=PATH Specifies the directory that cache data is kept in. Defaults to ~/.cache/otter. --session=IDENTIFIER Tries to load session specified by IDENTIFIER. --private-session Starts private session. --session-chooser Forces session chooser dialog. --portable Sets profile and cache paths to directories inside the same direc- tory as that of application binary. --new-tab=URL Loads URL in new tab. --new-private-tab=URL Loads URL in new private tab. --new-window=URL Loads URL in new window. --new-private-window=URL Loads URL in new private window. --readonly Tells application to avoid writing data to disk. --report Prints out diagnostic report and exits application. -h, --help Show list of supported command line options. -v, --version Show version information. As a Qt application, Otter also obeys Qt command-line flags, see the Qt documentation for complete list: <http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qguiapplication.html#QGuiApplication> FILES ~/.config/otter Default directory for configuration data. ~/.cache/otter Default directory for cache data. BUGS Bug tracker: https://github.com/OtterBrowser/otter-browser/issues Be sure to do your search within open and closed issues before submitting reports. AUTHOR The Otter Browser team - <https://otter-browser.org> January 2015 OTTER-BROWSER(1)
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