[SOLVED] How to switch default xdg-open .... 'Web Browser' to firefox?
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How to switch default xdg-open .... 'Web Browser' to firefox?
OpenBox, obmenu-generator for menu, it is using SeaMonkey for default xdg web browser, How do I change that to firefox without having to hard code it in their pl file?
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Judging by you rep and number of posts you really shpild be able to find this: https://linux.die.net/man/1/xdg-mime
youself, but I guess we all have our dumb days
Judging by you rep and number of posts you really shpild be able to find this: https://linux.die.net/man/1/xdg-mime
youself, but I guess we all have our dumb days
I opened up the MIME editor and searched SeaMonkey ( all cases up and lower) nothing came up. so I posted a wt...
then went and found xfce4 default applications gui that worked in openbox.
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