I had a similar problem. Thunderbird (3) has options to set the application to use to open links. I had this set to the correct Firefox installed when I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04. It did not work: links (http or https) would not open. IMO the bug is that there is more than one place to set the functionality for opening links: in this case, one place is in TB, and the other is via System>Settings>Preferred Applications. In my case, at some distant time in the past I had set the Web Browser (and mail, too) to open a Custom path (to an older firefox which I wouldn't expect to work under 10.04). I think the correct solution would require a Gnome variant of TB to strip the ignored and deceptive configuration choice from TB, to be installed as the Ubuntu version. Either that, or only use the system preference as a fallback to application-specific preferences.
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