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Hi again,
I just submitted a bug report about URLs handled incorrectly by thunderbird.
The problem was well known and there is a solution in debian thunderbird
FAQ. However, I think this default behaviour for URL handling may confuse
many users (like me :-). What about configuring
/etc/mozilla-thunderbird/global-config.js
this way ?
pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http","x-www-browser");
pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https","x-www-browser");
This way URL handling would be much more "normal". The browser is not
necessasirly firefox but what the user wants. Maybe there could be some
cases the user has no web browser, so letting the user choose whether he wants
this behaviour or not could be a good idea.
Just my opinion though ...
Regards,
Robert Derochette
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Forgot to close this. The config file used to setup what you select during
configuration is in /etc/mozilla-thunderbird/auto-config.js
Closing this bug now.
Robert Derochette wrote:
> Hi !
>
> Alexander Sack wrote:
>
>> 0.9-7 is likely to include this. Please test it if it suites your
>> needs. I will upload the preview release for this feature to my
>> people.debian.org repository today (See my site).
>>
>
> I just installed the new 0.9-7 thunderbird. I was prompted with a menu
> asking me to select the type of browser integration I wanted. I chose
> Debian as my prefered way. Then I checked using "emacs
> /etc/mozilla-thunderbird/global-config.js". The file is as follows :
>
> // ************************************
> // *** GLOBAL CONFIG FILE ***
> // *** PUT YOUR GLOBAL CONFIGS HERE ***
> // ************************************
>
> /*
> use this if you have no access to gnome configuration
> as described on http://www.jwsdot.com/debian/faq.html#q9
> and don't care about debian default settings.
> */
> // pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http","mozilla-firefox");
> // pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https","mozilla-firefox");
>
>
> /*
> uncomment this if you want your browser configured as
> your default by means of the debian alternatives mechanism
> */
> // pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http","x-www-browser");
> // pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https","x-www-browser");
>
>
> /*
> use this to tune your gtk2 mouse feeling
> */
> // pref("widget.gtk2.dnd.threshold",25);
> // pref("widget.gtk2.double_click_timeout", 300);
>
>
>
> So the file seems unmodified as all the options are still commented. Do
> I check the wrong file, or is there a problem with your configuration
> script ? I was expecting the lines containing "x-www-browser" to be
> uncommented but they aren't.
>
> Thanks for taking care of my problem.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Robert Derochette
>
>
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