I changed mine from the default to opening a new tab, entering all this on one line in the preferences:
ps x |grep -q '[m]ozilla' && mozilla -remote "openURL(%s, new-tab)" || mozilla "%s" On 10/08/03 01pm, Bob Miller wrote: > I recently discovered something cool in KDE. Some of you already > know this, some of you don't care, some of you don't use KDE, but > maybe there's one or two of you who will find this helpful. (-: > > If you launch klipper, aka Cut 'n' Paste History, then whenever you > make a text selection that happens to be a URL (starts with http:// or > https://) then a menu pops up in the lower right corner of your > screen and lets you select from several browsers to open that URL. > > We already knew that. (Some of us did. Maybe.) > > Today's tip is, that menu also has keyboard shortcuts. For example, > just type, 'M' to open the URL in Mozilla. That saves you the trouble > of dragging the cursor all the way down to the very corner of the > screen, then lining it up on a little bitty menu item. (My mousing > skills aren't good. I have trouble selecting menu items quickly. I > have trouble double-clicking too.) > > I've always found klipper to be a handy thing. Now that I know about > its keyboard shortcuts, I like it even better. > > Some people don't care for klipper. I'm no missionary* -- if you > don't like it, right-click** its icon in the panel (it looks like a > clipboard with a K), and select Quit from the pop-up. Then say No > when it asks whether it should start automatically. > > We hope you have enjoyed Today's KDE Tip. > > * I'm a Linux missionary, but not a Klipper missionary. > ** Technically, that should be "button-3-click", for the Lefties. > _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
