Support --no-browser about jupyter_server HOT 6 CLOSED

Good point. I think that should even be the default behavior, because Jupyter Server without extensions is supposed to be headless.

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We could keep the logic in a generic place, and just let the extension provide a default URL if it has one. Extensions that do not provide a default URL are treated as headless.

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Seems like anything related to starting a browser belongs in the extension and not the server. Could this "browser-related code" be placed into, for example, ExtensionWebApp that derives from ExtensionApp and from which the likes of Notebook and Lab derive? Things like Enterprise Gateway - that don't want a browser would derive from ExtensionApp.

I understand that's probably easier said than done, but strikes me as the right separation.

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Should support --no-browser that makes this not happen.

@yuvipanda Try this:

jupyter server --ServerApp.open_browser=False

We should make a --no-browser alias to simplify this command though.

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auto-closed by mistake

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Solved in #82.

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