I want to move it to the left or right of the screen with a command
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Do you mean you want to type a command in a terminal window and move the browser, in a separate window, around on the display?
If so, I seriously doubt that would be possible. Allowing a process in one window to access another window would be a serious security problem, it seems to me. I can't imagine any developer in the X/Linux/Unix world knowingly making that possible. Even allowing a process to access where another window is displayed seems unwise.
What goal are you trying to accomplish?
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Thank you for your reply
The purpose is to open two types of browsers with commands on the left and right of the screen
Ah. I can't give you a play by play--but look into xdotool. Perhaps you can squeeze what you want out of that?
You may need to install it with your favorite method. I used "sudo apt install xdotool"
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Welcome @aoi_OGRE to the community!
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this is um22, I dont have two broswers but I started two instances of Firefox to demo the issue. The second Firefox could be brave, waterfox, or some other browser.
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Thank you for letting me know
I'll try
It worked as I expected. It's comfortable. Thank you.