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Content preview: Matthew Toseland schreef: > On Friday 04 June 2010 06:10:31
David Vanderschel wrote: >> I just installed Freenet. When I ran it the first
time, it came >> up in Firefox, suggesting that I should not use the same
browser >> as I normally use for everything else - which is Firefox. So I
>> switched over to Chrome (incognito), and proceeded with the >>
configuration.
I figured it would pick up on the fact that I >> used >> Chrome to do so,
and that Chrome would become my browser for >> Freenet. But no joy! It keeps
coming up in Firefox. >> I cannot figure out how to force it use Chrome.
>> (I would expect a configuration option for this on >> Freenet Tray. I have
tried a number of searches, none of which >> pan out.) Is there a way? >
> No, not at present. However you can create a shortcut which opens Chrome
in incognito mode pointing to http://127.0.0.1:8888/ . chrome -incognito
<url> or something. [...]
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Matthew Toseland schreef:
On Friday 04 June 2010 06:10:31 David Vanderschel wrote:
I just installed Freenet. When I ran it the first time, it came
up in Firefox, suggesting that I should not use the same browser
as I normally use for everything else - which is Firefox. So I
switched over to Chrome (incognito), and proceeded with the
configuration. I figured it would pick up on the fact that I
used
Chrome to do so, and that Chrome would become my browser for
Freenet. But no joy! It keeps coming up in Firefox.
I cannot figure out how to force it use Chrome.
(I would expect a configuration option for this on
Freenet Tray. I have tried a number of searches, none of which
pan out.) Is there a way?
No, not at present. However you can create a shortcut which opens Chrome in incognito
mode pointing to http://127.0.0.1:8888/ . chrome -incognito <url> or something.
It would be handy, this option.
I know there's critical stuff to be worked on, the invalid metadata
problem, but allow me to request the feature for calmer times, Matthew.
Currently I use K-meleon for Freenet, which essentially is a stripped
down Firefox because it also uses gecko.
Cache pointing to an encrypted partition, no javascript and Flash,
default location http://127.0.0.1:8888/.
I don't trust the google browser because google is so hellbent on
registering ALL about me. What to think of them promising me to be
incognito...
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