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gotourl

http://${p1=}${p2=}${p3=}${p4=}${p5=}${p6=}${p7=}${p8=}${p9=}${p10=}[no url encoding]
Will go to a url that you construct using multiple parameters.
You can use up to 10 parameters called p1,p2,p3,...,p10.
Example: gotourl -p1 www. -p2 {randwd} -p3 .org
Result: Let say the result of {randwd} is yubnub. Then the command will take you to www.yubnub.org.

When testing the command it added http:// to the beginning, and gave an invalid url when I started my first parameter with http://.
So omit the http://, like I did in my example. 
    
157 uses - Created 2006-03-22 04:45:10 - Last used 2025-01-18 10:39:31
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