Philip Hudson writes:
> Damn. I should have said: I created the patch as part of my own update-
> conkeror script, targeting the *post-install* Info.plist file
> generated by xulrunner under /Applications/conkeror.mozdev.org/
> conkeror.app, which is for some reason quite different from Info.plist
> in git.
Apparently you have a working XULRunner installation that generates a
working application. Which version of XULRunner do you use, and on
which version of MacOS? I have tried everything I could lay my hands
on, under MacOS 10.6.8, but nothing works. All I ever get is a
"XULRunner error", no matter whether I try to run or install Conkeror.
That's why I have worked on an installation based on Firefox.
Konrad Hinsen writes:
> With the attached Info.plist, Conkeror can be made the system default
> browser and opens correctly Web URLs (http, https) and local file
> URLs (file).
Given the recent exchanges, I should add that this Info.plist works if
used directly in an application bundle, after replacing
$CONKEROR_SHORT_VERSION$ by the version number. I assumed that that's
what XULRunner does when installing, but apparently that is not true.
John J. Foerch writes:
> What I suggest is the following: you (or any OS X user) write a minimal
> test case XULRunner application to investigate this issue. (It's not that
> hard.) If there turns out to be bugs in Mozilla, bring it to their
> attention. Keep us informed.
There is a simple example application available as an attachment to
the XULRunner tutorial at:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/getting_started_with_xulrunner
There's also a set of instructions for packaging that example app for
distribution for various platforms:
http://joliclic.free.fr/blog/index.php?post/2011/05/20/Distribute-your-XULRunner-app-1-Preamble
Unfortunately I can't help with testing this, because I can't get
XULRunner to work.
Konrad.
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