This is a discussion on Firefox, Thunderbird & default programs within the Debian Linux support forums, part of the Debian Linux category; --> I'm running Debian Sarge and I'm having this weird little problem that I can't fix. I upgraded from Mozilla ...
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| I'm running Debian Sarge and I'm having this weird little problem that I can't fix. I upgraded from Mozilla to Firefox and Thunderbird but those two programs don't seem to quite recognize it! If I click on a mailto: link in Firefox, it tries to open Mozilla - which I have uninstalled the mail parts (a complete uninstall uninstalls too much). If I click on a web link in Thunderbird, it opens Konqueror. I tried using KDE to associate HTML files with Firefox, but that just screws up Konqueror when I click on a link within it - It wants to know if it should save the page or open it in Firefox. I can't find any settings in either program to tell them how to handle the content correctly. Any suggestions? |
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| Gary Dale wrote: > I'm running Debian Sarge and I'm having this weird little problem that I > can't fix. I upgraded from Mozilla to Firefox and Thunderbird but those > two programs don't seem to quite recognize it! > > If I click on a mailto: link in Firefox, it tries to open Mozilla - > which I have uninstalled the mail parts (a complete uninstall uninstalls > too much). If I click on a web link in Thunderbird, it opens Konqueror. > > I tried using KDE to associate HTML files with Firefox, but that just > screws up Konqueror when I click on a link within it - It wants to know > if it should save the page or open it in Firefox. > > I can't find any settings in either program to tell them how to handle > the content correctly. Any suggestions? Hi, First close Firefox and Thunderbird. Then add the following 3 lines to ~/.thunderbird/xxxxxxxx.default/prefs.js user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.ftp", "/path/to/firefox"); user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http", "/path/to/firefox"); user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https", "/path/to/firefox"); And the following line to ~/.mozilla/firefox/xxxxxxxx.default/prefs.js user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.mailto", "/path/to/thunderbird"); -- for mail remove -spamtrap- (2times) |