On 03/04/2015 08:04 AM, 'Terry Brown' via leo-editor wrote:
> Try
>
>>>> >>> import webbrowser
>>>> >>> webbrowser.open("http://altavista.com/";)
webbrowser.open() works fine with Firefox 11.0 and it fails with Firefox
36.0 in the same way that Leo-Editor "open URL" fails.
As you pointed out, some code "upstream" of Leo-Editor is probably using
the -remote browser command line option; and it is far from clear what,
if anything, Leo-Editor should do. Maybe "upstream" will change. Maybe
Firefox will be forced to undo the change.
I was unaware of the distinction between Chrome and Chromium. Until
today I had only tried Chromium (open-source project). Now I have tried
Chrome. Unfortunately just like Chromium, Leo-Editor is hung from the
time the "open URL" is executed till the Chrome browser terminates.
This is intolerable to me.
In addition, both Chrome and Chromium take almost a minute every time a
new instance is started. This is probably sandbox setup overhead.
For the short term, I will downgrade Firefox to a previous version.
Thanks.
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