J'ai besoin de be able to open about 16 JPGs in Chrome all at once, without having to select each one and do **Open With**. Quand je select multiple files, the **Open With** option disappears. Comment make it available with multiple files selected?
Several answers jusqu'à présent have provided decent workarounds, but they're not very flexible when I work on a large variety of files where **Open With** would be useful. Existe-t-il un moyen de actually do **Open With** on multiple files?
For anyone coming here in the future, I don't believe there's any proper workaround. If this matters a lot to you, I've created a [feedback item](https://aka.ms/AA4pnmw) in the Feedback Hub that vous pouvez upvote.
**Mise à jour 02/11/22:** My best solution jusqu'à présent is to open Chrome on my second monitor (or on half of my main monitor), then have the folder open on my main monitor (or other half) and then double-cliquez sur each file in quick succession. It's still tedious but so long as I assurez-vous the last Chrome window I clicked on isn't going to appear over the top of the folder when the file opens, it's pretty quick.
Ouvrir With on multiple fichiers?
Re: Ouvrir With on multiple fichiers?
A workaround to this is to use "**Send to**" menu in the clic droit context menu in Windows Explorateur de fichiers. Here's how -
**Step 1**
Add a shortcut to the Google Chrome executable (chrome.exe) to the `SendTo` folder.
SendTo folder: `%AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo`
The easiest method to do this is -
- Clic droit on a Google Chrome shortcut [Note]
- Drag and drop it into the `SendTo` folder et sélectionnez `Copy`.
Note:
Google Chrome shortcut is usually created on the Desktop and/or in the menu Démarrer folder, when Chrome is installed.
menu Démarrer folder: `%AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs`
Faites un clic droit sur this shortcut, select Properties, and confirm that the Target field contains no ligne de commande options, just the path + nom de fichier for Chrome.
Cela va enable you to push images, PDFs and other compatible files to Chrome.
**Step 2**
Select 16 JPGs (or more), right click, allez dans "Send to" menu & select "Google Chrome".
That's it. All JPGs will open in Google Chrome, each in its own tab.
I use this with Firefox, but it should work with Chrome too.
Troubleshoot #1
If Google Chrome doesn't appear in the "Send to" menu, try restarting Windows Explorateur de fichiers from Gestionnaire des tâches.
Troubleshoot #2
If the JPGs open in multiple windows, you might want to consider installing an extension in Chrome to prevent this behaviour.
**Step 1**
Add a shortcut to the Google Chrome executable (chrome.exe) to the `SendTo` folder.
SendTo folder: `%AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo`
The easiest method to do this is -
- Clic droit on a Google Chrome shortcut [Note]
- Drag and drop it into the `SendTo` folder et sélectionnez `Copy`.
Note:
Google Chrome shortcut is usually created on the Desktop and/or in the menu Démarrer folder, when Chrome is installed.
menu Démarrer folder: `%AppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs`
Faites un clic droit sur this shortcut, select Properties, and confirm that the Target field contains no ligne de commande options, just the path + nom de fichier for Chrome.
Cela va enable you to push images, PDFs and other compatible files to Chrome.
**Step 2**
Select 16 JPGs (or more), right click, allez dans "Send to" menu & select "Google Chrome".
That's it. All JPGs will open in Google Chrome, each in its own tab.
I use this with Firefox, but it should work with Chrome too.
Troubleshoot #1
If Google Chrome doesn't appear in the "Send to" menu, try restarting Windows Explorateur de fichiers from Gestionnaire des tâches.
Troubleshoot #2
If the JPGs open in multiple windows, you might want to consider installing an extension in Chrome to prevent this behaviour.