'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe' -user-data-dir=c:\temp -kiosk -new-window '%2' -window-position=1680,0 The shortcuts have this target: 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe' -user-data-dir=c:\temp -kiosk -new-window '%1' -window-position=0,0 We have succeeded on adding to the startup programs two shortcuts that open two instances in kiosk mode, but we have not been able to choose on which Display to open. The idea is that as soon as Windows starts the two applications should open immediately in fullscreen, our preferred browser is Chrome as it counts with several commands that might help us accomplish the task. Obviously the pc we are using has dual display already, and both monitors have the same size and resolution.
We are developing a web application that needs to open in two different browser instances each on a different Screen.
