I've been using live-server with VS Code to debug some web pages. Everything was fine, I ran live-server
from my command line in the page directory and Chrome opened a new tab with the page.
Then suddenly it stopped working! I though it was a bit weird so I installed Nodejs again and an issue appeared afterwards. The server is working but it isn't able to open Chrome (nor any other Browser)
I tried using BrowserSync instead of live-server and again, the server works but it isn't able to automatically open Chrome
I can always manually type http://localhost:3000
but I shouldn't (since it worked before)
I've tried uninstalling and installing both live-server and browserSync, Chrome. Flushing my dns, checking for malware, checking if Windows Firewall is blocking anything related, and some other things that hadn't done anything for me, I still get the:
Couldn't open browser (if you are using BrowserSync in a headless environment, you might want to set
the open option to false)
as seen here
Can someone please tell me what could be causing this issue or how should I attempt to fix it?
The problem occurred because somehow C:\Windows\System32 was not in the System Path Variable. I just added it again, restarted the computer and it works fine again
The marked answer didn't actually work for me but manually setting the browser property in the init function did.
I'm running windows 10 x64