On 28/12/11 00:12, Rob Lindauer wrote:
When I download a file and then attempt to "open containing folder"
(either by right clicking the downloaded file name, or from the File
menu option), SM attempts to start the pdf document viewer (evince).
I get this same behavior no matter what the file type of the downloaded
file is (pdf, zip, whatever).
I've looked at the list of helper applications, which look OK (e.g.,
"always ask" for pdf documents)
Any idea what I've done / how to fix / what setting to check?
Thanks, RL
- Is this the built-in download manager or the Jökulsárlón Download
Manager extension? https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/download-manager/
- If you use the other one (by installing the extension if not
installed, enabling it if disabled, or disabling if enabled), is the
result better?
Best regards,
Tony.
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