On 12/26/2011 12:01 AM, Claude Jones wrote:
Clicking an html link from within a Thunderbird message now opens
Chrome. It has been set to Firefox for a long time. This appears to have
changed since yesterday, and last night I did run a huge number of new
updates.
Funny thing is, the settings in about:config in Thunderbird still
dictate firefox as the preferred browser:
network.protocol-handler.app.ftp;/usr/bin/firefox
network.protocol-handler.app.http;/usr/bin/firefox
network.protocol-handler.app.https;/usr/bin/firefox
Checking "System settings\Default Applications\web Browser" (in KDE)
also shows Firefox configured as default browser
Where else can this behavior be controlled. I would like to know which
package update caused this behavior to change so I can file a bug
report, but I'm not sure. Looking at the long list of updates last
night, there were updates for both Firefox and Thunderbird, but not for
Chrome. I can't imagine Thunderbird changing the defaut browser to open
from links, and the settings still seem correct.
Ideas?
One of the hacked-to-pieces bundled libraries that Chrome requires being
called by Thunderbird or the desktop manager by mistake?
As in, path precedence, or something...?
You asked for ideas. No clue how far off this one is, as I can't stand
Chrome (or the new Firefox release concept, for that matter).
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