Launching a program from a browser?

Question

Browsers

Greetings. Different systems are used in which I work through a browser .. for example, logging or inventory, etc., etc. Is it possible somehow (in any way) to configure the ability to run the program installed on the PC (remote control, rdp, dameware, IA, etc.) from the browser context menu. For example, I select the computer name and through the context menu I launch a connection to it. In principle, the addition itself is not difficult to make, but how to make the program run from the browser is a question. It seems that something can be done through the registration of the URI protocol on the PC, but I can not figure it out yet.

Answer 1

Alternatively, I used the External Application Button. Chrome and Edge I need are supported. As long as it suits.

Answer 2

It is through URLSheme that it is done.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/80650/how-do-i...

Answer 3

You register a new protocol in the system. You bind to it a program that you yourself must write. It will run with your "link". Next, you parse the argument (link) and run what you need. No more.

Answer 4

Yes, Chromium and Firefox based browser extensions support Native Messaging technology , which will allow you to launch a specific native program, and from it you can launch anything.