I start chrome using destop shortcuts in True Launchbar.
I use many chrome accounts for different tasks.
When I start a normal browser I want it to start on the monitor the mouse is on. When I start Chrome with Spotify I use the following process parameters:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --profile-directory="Default" --new-window https://open.spotify.com/browse/featured

So I have (for now) 2 triggers: 1 for spotify web player and the next for global Chrome. The one for Spotify works, but If I start Spotify Web first it opens all the other chromes on the same monitor, because somehow DisplayFusion only sees the process parameters of the first Chrome opened. So when I open another Chrome window it uses the first command parameters. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong here? Can I do something about it?

Thank you for your reaction

When I look in the Windows Task Manager like you said, I do see a lot of Chrome procceses, but I see only one with profile in the commandline collumn, which is indeed the first started process.

I hope this does not mean that there is no solution for my problem? When I open spotify webplayer the page name changes a few times after opening the webpage, so I cant seem to use the Window Text option. And I also tried to use the Window Text option in combination with the Delay option. I didn't help. But now looking at the screenshot (at my work), I see that the Delay times in ms. I thought it was in seconds. I'll to up the delay this evening, and let you know the result here.

I'm at home now. I set the trigger delay to 2000 ms and set the window text to "Browse - Featured - Google Chrome" and it works now! It's a bit of a hassle sinds chrome first goes to the monitor my mouse is on and then after the delay it comes to the monitor I want it to go. But hey, it works! I'm happy.