Get time running from the Browser

[souza0010]

Is it possible to reach the runtime of the application?
I have no idea how to do that!

[penpen]

You might be able to read it out of the following list:

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@echo off
>"tasklist.txt" tasklist /v
type "tasklist.txt"

penpen

[Eureka!]

Try it with

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wmic process where caption='notepad.exe' get creationdate /value

Result is the starttime of notepad.exe:

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CreationDate=20200213231040.876129+060

You will have to do your own arithmetic to get the running time from that
(there are several threads on this forum that can help you with that)

[aGerman]

Another approach

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@echo off &setlocal
set "proc=notepad"
for /f %%i in (
  'powershell -nop -ep Bypass -c "$ErrorActionPreference='SilentlyContinue';[string](New-TimeSpan (gps %proc%|foreach{$_.StartTime}|measure -minimum).minimum)"'
) do echo %%i

Also used notepad just as an example. If there is more than one process with the same name running (as it is usual for browser applications) it takes the process with the oldest start time.

Steffen