Q: Mozilla 1.7 - open multiple urls at once from the command line I am making on a reporting tool which outputs the reports as HTML. Unfortunately, the report sometimes needs to be viewed on machined running only Mozilla 1.7 on Solaris 9. My problem is that I have to support an option to open multiple reports in separate windows (or tabs, if that's the only option).
To launch Mozilla, I create a new process and pass the report url on the command line:
/path/to/mozilla-bin file:///path/to/report.html
Is there a way to open more than one URL without creating one process per URL?
If there is no way, how would one open multiple URLs, one per process, but using the same Mozilla profile?
All help is appreciated
EDIT: just realized this should probably be posted on SuperUser. Mod, please move it there if possible. Sorry.

A: Fortunately, Mozilla has source code archives going all the way back. It seems that the command line handling code of Mozilla 1.7 will pass the command line argument to the browser window verbatim. As to the browser window, it will split that parameter by the newline (\n) character to get the list of addresses to load. So I guess that your application needs to pass "file:///path/to/report.html\nfile:///path/to/report2.html\nfile:///path/to/report3.html" as parameter, that should work to open multiple tabs.
