title: Sending CURL/MQTT from chrome URL bar
body: <p>Basically I have a script on a server that runs on a MQTT/CURL signal. Once either the MQTT or CURL gets called It starts/runs the script on the server and from there transfer the data to other machines. Why I want this to be run from Chrome (or any other browser) is because I would like to use a QR scanner to scan a QR code which holds the URL(mqtt or curl) and that this then gets run from the internal browser on the device. I know that there are apps and extensions for this, but I really need to get it as "thin client" as possible due to the large amount of devices that needs to be able to send the signal. Downloading an app for each device would defeat the purpose. </p>
  
  <p>So my question really is if this is possible? Can Chrome send mqtt/curl from the url/address bar. I can't seem to find any information on this (maybe because it doesn't work? :D) HTTP post wont do unfortunately. </p>
  
  <p>EDIT: If it doesn't work I have an idea to curl post from the console, but then my question is how would an url that opens console and inserts certain information look like? In other words I want an URL to include in my QR picture that opens Chrome (because it's a link) opens console and writes data like 101011101 (I can do the ENTER manually)</p>
  
  <p>Kind regards,</p>