This line:
%f "\r" && exit
has the same effect as:
D:\Comodo\Dragon\dragon.exe %d\%f && exit
except it now uses the default browser instead of dragon.
"\r" is a DOS carriage return; i.e. "Enter" or "Open" or "Execute"
The problem with the opening and closing of a DOS window persists.
Perhaps what is needed is the equivalent of the HTML setting

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