# 1. SIMPLE ONE ‘LINER (Open a site in a NEW window)

microsoft-edge --new-window "https://example.com"

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# âś… 2. FORCE A CLEAN WINDOW (No session restore, no tab groups)

microsoft-edge --new-window --no-startup-window --disable-restore-session-state "https://example.com"


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# 3. OPEN A SITE IN A NEW WINDOW AND BLOCK ALL OTHER STARTUP BEHAVIOR
# This is the most “controlled” version:
# This prevents:
# Tab groups

# Workspaces
# 
# Session restore
# 
# First‑run prompts

microsoft-edge \
  --new-window \
  --no-first-run \
  --disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces \
  --disable-restore-session-state \
  "https://example.com"

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## âś… 4. PUT IT IN A LINUX SCRIPT (Executable .sh file)
## Create a script:

nano open_edge_site.sh

## Paste:

#!/bin/bash
URL="https://example.com"

microsoft-edge \
  --new-window \
  --no-first-run \
  --disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces \
  --disable-restore-session-state \
  "$URL"

## Save, then make executable:

chmod +x open_edge_site.sh

$$ Run it:

bash
./open_edge_site.sh

## âś… 5. If you want to open multiple sites in the same new window

microsoft-edge --new-window "https://site1.com" "https://site2.com" "https://site3.com"


## ⚙️ 6. If you want to open a site in a NEW PROFILE (isolated)
## Useful for banking, testing, or clean sessions:

microsoft-edge --profile-directory="Profile 2" --new-window "https://example.com"


## 🧰 7. If you want to open a site in INCOGNITO mode

microsoft-edge --inprivate --new-window "https://example.com"


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Now, creae the same but using Windows CMD  and / or Powershell, if possible, and the entire set in a copy and paste format, please !
Absolutely, Robert — here is the Windows CMD and PowerShell equivalent of the Linux Edge-launch scripts you asked for.
Everything is in clean, copy-and-paste blocks, and each version opens ONLY the site you specify, in a new window, with no tab groups, no session restore, and no previous tabs.

Your open tab shows you’re looking at Edge command-line switches, so I’m aligning with that context.

?? 1. WINDOWS CMD — Open Edge to a Single Site in a New Window
Basic (new window, only this site)
cmd
start "" "msedge.exe" --new-window "https://example.com"
No session restore, no tab groups, no workspaces
cmd
start "" "msedge.exe" ^
  --new-window ^
  --no-first-run ^
  --disable-restore-session-state ^
  --disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces ^
  "https://example.com"
InPrivate (incognito) new window
cmd
start "" "msedge.exe" --inprivate --new-window "https://example.com"
Using a specific profile
cmd
start "" "msedge.exe" --profile-directory="Profile 2" --new-window "https://example.com"
?? 2. WINDOWS POWERSHELL — Same Commands, PowerShell-Safe
Basic new-window launch
powershell
Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList '--new-window "https://example.com"'
Full controlled launch (no restore, no tab groups)
powershell
Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList @(
    '--new-window'
    '--no-first-run'
    '--disable-restore-session-state'
    '--disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces'
    '"https://example.com"'
)
InPrivate mode
powershell
Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList '--inprivate --new-window "https://example.com"'
Specific profile
powershell
Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList '--profile-directory="Profile 2" --new-window "https://example.com"'
?? 3. FULL SCRIPT VERSIONS (Copy-and-Paste)
CMD Script (.cmd or .bat)
cmd
@echo off
set URL=https://example.com

start "" "msedge.exe" ^
  --new-window ^
  --no-first-run ^
  --disable-restore-session-state ^
  --disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces ^
  "%URL%"
Save as:
Open_Edge_Site.cmd

PowerShell Script (.ps1)
powershell
$URL = "https://example.com"

Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList @(
    '--new-window'
    '--no-first-run'
    '--disable-restore-session-state'
    '--disable-features=msEdgeTabGroups,msWorkspaces'
    "`"$URL`""
)
Save as:
Open_Edge_Site.ps1

?? 4. MULTIPLE SITES IN ONE NEW WINDOW
CMD
cmd
start "" "msedge.exe" --new-window "https://site1.com" "https://site2.com"
PowerShell
powershell
Start-Process "msedge.exe" -ArgumentList '--new-window "https://site1.com" "https://site2.com"'
?? 5. Want a Desktop Shortcut Version?
I can generate a .lnk-ready command string or a full .url launcher if you want a clickable icon that always opens a clean Edge window to a specific site.