This is a good solution. Not making it default on installation but on
1st run to ask to be default.
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After installing Seamonkey its
I dont want any thing to change on my system on installation.
If i want that i can change on 1st time browser asking or in preffered
applications.
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This is a side effect of the alternatives system. If we drop the
priority of seamonkey lower, then another group of users will start to
complain when they install other browsers and they now override
seamonkey as the default.
The real fix is for applications to not rely on alternatives, as this
reproduce- remove purge seamonkey-browser and seamonkey
then open ubuntu-bug someprogramm it opens in another browser..
open pidgin link when its set in pidgin gnome default or manual sensible-browser
they opened in someother browser if u had also chrome then in chrome if not
then in FF if u had
heres part of installing seamonkey in terminal
Setting up seamonkey-browser (2.0.10+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.10.10.1) ...
update-alternatives: using /usr/bin/seamonkey to provide /usr/bin/x-www-browser
(x-www-browser) in auto mode.
update-alternatives: warning: skip creation of
heres settings and bug opened in seamonkey (see window list)
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Also apport crashes opens Seamonkey but default in preffered
applications hasnt been changed. Not at least by me but by seamonkey
installation
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This is a bug and not a question
where is question i dont see question
in description is written about this bug
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: seamonkey
Pidgin now opens all liks in seamonkey
this started after installing seamonkey
setting in pidgin is default - manual
Well, it's not a bug in seamonkey then. It sounds like Pidgin isn't
using the GNOME settings, but most likely using the alternatives link
instead.
I converted it to a question so you could get help changing it back
** Package changed: seamonkey (Ubuntu) = ubuntu
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it is couse before installed pidgin opens link in sensible-browser and by
dfault its FF
and after install it opens in Seamonkey so it auto set itself..
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