Hi, Thanks for your bug report. Thunar usually isn't responsible for handling these uris, they are directly passed to gio/gvfs. The "no" sign appears when the url handler doesn't exist (for example, when trying to use recent:/// before gvfs 1.13.x). You can check from the command line with gvfs-open. Does "gvfs-open ssh://foo" or "gvfs-open sftp://foo"; work?
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