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− | [[Category:Email Client]] | + | #REDIRECT [[Thunderbird#Opening links in Thunderbird with Firefox]] |
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− | == Opening links in Thunderbird with Firefox ==
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− | Launch Thunderbird and navigate to the ''Config Editor'' by clicking the following menu items:
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− | ''Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> General -> Config Editor''.
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− | Right click in the list of parameters, select ''New'' and ''String'' in the menu.
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− | A box appears, asking you for the preference name. Put :
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− | network.protocol-handler.app.http
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− | Click OK, the box then asks you for the value : set it to :
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− | /usr/bin/firefox
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− | Do it again for the preference named {{ic|network.protocol-handler.app.https}} .
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− | {{Note|Xfce4 users may want to set this preference value to "exo-open", which then will use the browser set up in "Preferred Applications".}}
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− | You can now click on URL directly to launch them into Firefox !
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− | ===Setting Firefox to open links in new tabs/new windows===
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− | You can change whether links are opened in new tabs or in new windows by opening up /usr/bin/mozilla-firefox in a text editor.
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− | There are two lines near the top that say:
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− | {{bc|1=
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− | OPEN_IN=new-window
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− | #OPEN_IN=new-tab
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− | }}
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− | This setup will open URL's in a new window. Simply comment the first line and uncomment the second line to open URL's in a new tab!
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− | Another way to do that is to select the right radiobutton in ''Edit/Preferences/Tabs'' in your Firefox browser menu.
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