"For general user help, please try the
Google Chrome Help Center."
Well, I did...they first referred me to Developers--
and my post never even appeared in their discussions;
I think it was moderated out as inappropriate...(assumption).
Then HELP referred me to here (3rd place).
Here is the question...
What is the HIDDEN
Window title of Chrome window?
I need to create autohotkey code--see below--which "selects itself" to apply/operate/"be active"
ONLY WHEN Chrome is the open and active window. So far, I have been unable to find the hidden title of the open/active Chrome window--which the autohotkey code needs in order to 'know' when to invoke itself.
Actually, I only need a substring that is always in the (hidden) window title.
As an example, Firefox window title always contains the substring
"
- Mozilla Firefox"
no matter what or how many tabs are open.
I am not talking about tab titles; an always-there substring in the main Window title is what I need.
Autohotkey code would be similar to this...
;MUST BE LAST ACTIVE CODE
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
#IfWinActive, text-here-is-some-string-always-in-an-open&active-chrome-window
[lines here are the functions to be performed when chrome is open and active]
#ifwinactive
Is such obtainable?