Re: How do you restore URL links in Evolution?

> > > I switched browsers and the URL links are no longer clickable. How
> > > does one restore/configure Evolution to use the new browser?
> > 
> > Please see the archives on how to set the default browser. This
> > questions comes up fairly often. Here are the relevant links:
> > 
> > Setting default browser:
> >  http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/users/2004-April/013481.html
> 
> This worked very well, thank you very much.

You're welcome, glad it works.


> > Notes on remote bugs (Mozilla 1.7rc and later, Firefox 0.9):
> >  http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/users/2004-May/013672.html
> > 
> > More notes on Firefox 0.9:
> >  http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/users/2004-June/013880.html
> 
> Neither of these two worked. I will fiddle with them over the next week
> and see if I can figure out why not. Although I have Mozilla 1.7
> installed, I would prefer to use Firefox 0.8.

Remember, the former one is just an addition to the script (using tabs)
which can be found in my default reply. It simply states "remove that
space" when using Mozilla 1.7.

The latter only applies to Firefox 0.9 -- your Firefox 0.8 should be
happy with a script like the default one, calling firefox binary instead
of mozilla.


btw: The script sure should be called as default browser setting in
Gnome. You will need a shell script, as you cannot pass bash syntax like
that to the default browser Command...


> Thanks again for the quick answer to my umm, "thoughtless" question. I
> should have searched the archies myself.

Never mind...

...guenther


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