Why does my Jupyter Notebook not open when launched from anaconda prompt
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I've been trying to open a Jupyter notebook from the Anaconda navigator, but whereas a launchbar started showing up for a few seconds, nothing opened. Then I decided to use the Anaconda prompt itself to open the Jupyter notebook. This gives me the following result. It shows that I have to open a file in a browser, but shouldn't there be a way that it automatically opens?
windows anaconda jupyter-notebook jupyter
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I've been trying to open a Jupyter notebook from the Anaconda navigator, but whereas a launchbar started showing up for a few seconds, nothing opened. Then I decided to use the Anaconda prompt itself to open the Jupyter notebook. This gives me the following result. It shows that I have to open a file in a browser, but shouldn't there be a way that it automatically opens?
windows anaconda jupyter-notebook jupyter
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28
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I've been trying to open a Jupyter notebook from the Anaconda navigator, but whereas a launchbar started showing up for a few seconds, nothing opened. Then I decided to use the Anaconda prompt itself to open the Jupyter notebook. This gives me the following result. It shows that I have to open a file in a browser, but shouldn't there be a way that it automatically opens?
windows anaconda jupyter-notebook jupyter
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
I've been trying to open a Jupyter notebook from the Anaconda navigator, but whereas a launchbar started showing up for a few seconds, nothing opened. Then I decided to use the Anaconda prompt itself to open the Jupyter notebook. This gives me the following result. It shows that I have to open a file in a browser, but shouldn't there be a way that it automatically opens?
windows anaconda jupyter-notebook jupyter
windows anaconda jupyter-notebook jupyter
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
edited Feb 7 at 0:56
fixer1234
18.9k144982
18.9k144982
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
asked Feb 6 at 21:09
Koen ter BekeKoen ter Beke
11
11
Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28
add a comment |
Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28
Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28
Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28
add a comment |
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Just as a comment, in my experience, the behavior at the command line is normal for Jupyter Notebook.
– Anaksunaman
Feb 7 at 2:28