Re: Open Selected Key / Attachment in Browser

Hi Artur,

thanks for your patch. I have some points about it.

In MiscPanel, line 262 and following you forgot the 'w' in the variable name.

In MessageTextPane, the context menu items for the optional 'show in browser'
functionality is always shown, no matter if the setting is enabled or not.

After all I don't get the point what the setting is about at all ?
Is it the needed prefix to show content delivered by the freenet node?

Now the most important (and sad) point: the Desktop class you use to invoke
the system default browser is not available in JDK 1.5. Currently
Frost runs on 1.5
only. This was needed to support Frost on all important OSes, e.g. MacOS.

If someone could tell us that we have a 1.6 on all OSses now, maybe we
could start
to require it. But consider that such a requirement update needs some
good reason to
explain it to the users.

On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 16:04, artur <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is another small patch.
> It allows to open a link or attachment in the system default browser.
> This only works when the URL prefix under the options/misc menu is
> configured. If this option is empty, no URL will be opened (for safety /
> information leak).
>
> Cheers
>
> artur
>
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