open urls

Sure, here is a modified version of the previous script that uses nohup to run the script in the background and allows the user to stop the script by pressing any key:

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#!/bin/bash

# Set path to file with URLs
file="path/to/urls.txt"

# Set interval (in seconds)
interval=300

while true; do
    # Read next URL from file
    url=$(head -n 1 "$file")

    # Open URL in new tab
    chromium-browser --new-tab "$url"

    # Remove URL from file
    sed -i 1d "$file"

    # Add URL to end of file
    echo "$url" >> "$file"

    # Sleep for specified interval
    sleep "$interval"

    # Check if user pressed a key
    if read -t 0; then
        break
    fi
done
To use this script, save it to a file and make it executable with chmod +x <filename>. Then, create a text file with the list of URLs you want to open, one per line, and specify the path to the file in the file variable. Finally, run the script with nohup ./<filename> &, which will run the script in the background and allow you to close the terminal without stopping the script.

To stop the script, you can use the fg command to bring it to the foreground and then press any key to stop the script. For example:

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fg
<press any key>
I hope this helps