please dont reopen bugs from tbird 2 because of tbird 3 ... we dont have
a source package for that yet.
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this is being worked on for 3.1 at this time. I will talk to FTA on
choices for 3.0
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This is a valid bug due to no QT support in firefox3.0 this will be
fixed in firefox-3.1. I doubt firefox-3 will recieve this fix but that
is something that neess to be decided, its not a security fix so i doubt
3.0 will get it.
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The solution to this problem:
I had the same trouble when i upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy, i was using FF3 beta
4 and Thunderbird 2.
1.- Close both apps.
2.- Locate the ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/xx.profile/ directory, where xx
are a chain of numbers and characters.
3.- Find the file prefs.js
I'm running Kubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex
apt-cache policy firefox
firefox:
Installed: 3.0.4+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.10.1
apt-cache policy thunderbird
thunderbird:
Installed: 2.0.0.18+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.10.1
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The Thuderbrowse extension will work, kind of. It's a bit awkward but
the links will open inside Tbird . The right click: Visit in Browser
does not work on my machine. The other options are working fine. And
fast too. I guess I can live with it.
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I have done every step mentioned still no luck. tbird will not launch
firefox2. I have tried to completely remove and fresh installs. After an
hour of uninstalling and trying each solution on a fresh install I must
come to the conclusion that Ubuntu does not take this seriously. And
neither does
Similar to Mauricio Penaloza's post, you can do this within Intrepid
Ibex by going to Edit > Preferences.
Click on the Advanced tab, then on Config Editor...
Search for a key:
network.protocol-handler.app.http
If it does not exist, you can right-click and create a new String.
The value of the st
I had the same trouble when i upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy, i was using FF3 beta
4 and Thunderbird 2. Now i found a solution:
1.- Close both apps.
2.- Locate the ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/xx.profile/ directory, where xx
are a chain of numbers and characters.
3.- Find the file prefs.js open an
I followed the advice found in this forum ( Rui Pais, via Michael
"TheZorch" Haney) and updated the Thunderbird config statement to
designate Firefox the HTTP link handler and it worked. The question
remains: what happened that it was absent?
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Sounds as though this problem has already been reported with the
exception that HELP can't be selected either.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/token/CljM8FzWwxrDbt2m7zb1
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Hi All,
I have been unable to click on any links in Thunderbird since Kubuntu
8.04, and have any of them work. I have to copy and paste them directly
into Firefox. I have tried to play around with the preferences in
Thunderbird, but it did not make any difference. I am using Firefox
2.0.0.15, a
Same to me, Draik. And moreover pdf files can only be opened once, when I try
to open another pdf ( or the same again) it says
"xy.pdf could not be opened, because the associated helper application does not
exist"
Default applications are correct, as far as I can see.
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I am using Kubuntu 8.04 with Firefox 3 beta 5. Links in Thunderbird do
nothing. My email and web browser defaults are set to Thunderbird and
Firefox, respectively. This issue arose from the upgrade to 8.04 as it
was not present with 7.10. I have tried many things suggested here and
in #Kubuntu.
-
Hi John
Thank you, that was the problem, it was not firefox as webbrowser.
once again thank you.
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Jens can you please confirm that in system>perffered apps you have
firefox-3.0 in it or custom with firefox-3.0 added to it and thunderbird
set as email. This is assuming you are on Ubuntu not Kubuntu since
apport gave us yelp info.
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I can't open link from my mail in firefox 3 beta 5
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The duplicate reporter has said that this bug does not occur for him
anymore. Does it still occur for you?
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