On Apr 7, 2009, at 2:32 PM, Dan wrote:
> Odd. I cannot seem to reproduce that.
>
> Please trash WebKit.app. Empty the trash. Launch Safari. Select
> Safari as the default browser. Quit Safari. Use RCDefault to verify
> that Safari is actually now the default. Launch Mail, hit some links
> to make sure you only get one Safari. Put the new WebKit Nightly
> onto your system. Don't launch it - verify that links in Mail still
> go to Safari. Launch WebKit, etc.
Sorry--I fell behind in the responses to this.
I'm trying the above right now. I'm up to downloading Webkit again.
(The first part works right---getting rid of WebKit and making Safari
the default--clicking e-mail links uses the already open Safari and
doesn't make new instances of it.)
I'll report on the rest in a moment. . .
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