Multimonitor program lock?

[janbas]

hello,

im not sure how i should call this or where to post it but imma give it a shot:
i have 3 monitors
1 is use for my Synology Surveillance Station 1 for gaming 1 for skype, mail etc.
FYI the SSS is a browser website to see my secuirity cams

what i want: when i start my pc i want the browser to automaticly open with the SSS in fullscreen locked inside my frist monitor.
thats actually all ^^

anyone know a program for this?

kind regards,
janbas

 

[boosted1g]

Use one specific browser for just the SSS and set its web address to the homepage
Make it full screen on the monitor you want. Now close the browser and it should reopen it how you left it.
You can then create a scheduled task to autorun the browser at bootup

As far as locking, it will have to be done manually unless you can either set it to auto-lock, or the webpage allows you to send an HTTP post command to lock it,then you could do that from a batch script and schedule it to run at startup

 

[janbas]

Use one specific browser for just the SSS and set its web address to the homepage
Make it full screen on the monitor you want. Now close the browser and it should reopen it how you left it.
You can then create a scheduled task to autorun the browser at bootup

As far as locking, it will have to be done manually unless you can either set it to auto-lock, or the webpage allows you to send an HTTP post command to lock it,then you could do that from a batch script and schedule it to run at startup

on restarting the pc the browser will be on the middle screen instead of the left.

 

[boosted1g]

Which browser?

Did you have only the one browser window opened with the SSS page when you tested?

 

[boosted1g]

Firefox browser should open to last position, and in settings you can set it to open full screen at startup

 

[janbas]

Firefox browser should open to last position, and in settings you can set it to open full screen at startup

yes i tried firefox its almost perfect only missing that it doesnt save position

 

[boosted1g]

do this, minimize firefox and then close it and see if it remembers which screen it is on when you reopen it.
Once you set it to start fullscreen the fact that is not maximized should not matter as it will auto-maximize it.

If you have had firefox for a while now and have gone though several version upgrades you may have a corrupted localstore.rdf file in the firefox profile

 

[janbas]

do this, minimize firefox and then close it and see if it remembers which screen it is on when you reopen it.
Once you set it to start fullscreen the fact that is not maximized should not matter as it will auto-maximize it.

If you have had firefox for a while now and have gone though several version upgrades you may have a corrupted localstore.rdf file in the firefox profile

o this worked but where is the option for fullscreen?

 

[boosted1g]

Ok I thought there was a setting in the browser.

Here is an extensions that should do the job:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/FF_Fullscreen/?src=search

 

[janbas]

thanks for all your help ! 😀