You mean, that 'System Viewer' is in TB hardcoded to IE only?
RT It clearly says so next to the setting in Preferences.
Personally, I would call that a bug in TB. As far as
*ALL* other program I have that open links are concerned,
the system viewer is the program currently configured
as the
Steven,
Personally, I would call that a bug in TB. As far as
*ALL* other program I have that open links are concerned,
the system viewer is the program currently configured
as the default system browser. That means that I can
get things to automatically open IE, FF, Chrome, Opera,
or
Hello Steven,
Tuesday, June 19, 2012, 7:21:19 PM, you wrote:
SPV Lastly, none of this matters to me because I consider it
SPV totally insane to EVER click a link in an email, for security
SPV reasons. I always retype them into my browser or perhaps
SPV copy and paste them, but clicking can all
Hello Thomas,
Tuesday, June 19, 2012, 3:38:41 PM, you wrote:
SPV to a web site of evil. Then again, it might be nice if TB
SPV had an option to provide a special warning if the link text
SPV doesn't match the link that will be followed and/or if the
SPV link will execute some script or macro.
Gleason,
Tuesday, June 19, 2012, 9:32:47 AM, you wrote:
Personally, I would call that a bug in TB. As far as
*ALL* other program I have that open links are concerned,
the system viewer is the program currently configured
as the default system browser. That means that I can
get things to
Thomas,
Tuesday, June 19, 2012, 9:38:41 AM, you wrote:
TF If you view HTML mail, hover over the link with the mouse and it will
TF show the actual URL. In pliantext mails, or by clicking on the Texy
TF tab in HTML mail, you see the actual URL in plain text.
TF It's all there. I have never had
Hello Steven,
Personally, I would call that a bug in TB. As far as
*ALL* other program I have that open links are concerned,
the system viewer is the program currently configured
as the default system browser.
Not in my case. My default viewer is Chrome and I have seen other
programs
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