The essential part is that the script parses out three fields from a typical Zoom link: The host, the meeting ID, and the hashed password. I run this from my at queue so that meetings just pop up on schedule without touching my browser. I use a simple Bash script on Linux to launch Zoom links. I type 'standup' and hit to open my standup meeting.I put a shortcut for my standup meeting in my path.After adding that, I can put shortcuts in my path and launch them using only the name via the run dialog or console.Possible vulnerability but I am willing to risk it. This allows me to launch a shortcut without clicking on it. Once you have your hashed password, add &pwd= after your conference number (with no spaces).
If you have a password, it is hashed so you will need to launch the meeting once in the browser and copy it out. Go down after the EXE and add (with the quotes) "-url=zoommtg:///join?action=join&confno=".Open the shortcut properties and edit the "Target" field.It should be in %APPDATA%\Zoom\bin\Zoom.exe I figured this out myself when I went down the same path. You can use this same method on Linux (or mac) but you will need to put it into a script or alias it instead. If you’ve joined the meeting before the host, you might be shown a holding screen until they join and start the meeting.Piece of cake! Use a windows shortcut instead! It's easier and cleaner. Assuming you’re joining a UK call with a UK phone number, you will be charged your normal call rate with no extra fees. Calling into a meeting is simple: just dial the number you were given and enter the Meeting ID when prompted. If you can join by dialling in, the organiser will have sent you the Meeting ID and number to call when they invited you. Dialling in with mobile should be saved as a last resort, especially as some meetings may not support it. This makes it a better experience for everyone and will allow you to view any resources being shared in the call, such as a presentation. It’s always best to try and join a meeting online using the Zoom app on your computer or smartphone/tablet if possible. You can’t join in browser on tablets or smartphones.
If you haven’t downloaded the app you'll be automatically taken to a webpage asking you to download it. When asked what you’d like to open the link with select "Zoom".
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