I'm using Icecat (aka Gnuzilla a Mozilla Firefox 3.6.13 ) When I select "open containing folder" it prompts "Choose an application" rather than defaulting it to the system's file management system (which in this case is Nautilus from Gnome desktop system).

Ubuntu 10.10 is the system I'm using.

Does anyone know how to fix this so it will function normally? If so please explain.

You can't get it through firefox addons?
If it's related to firefox wouldn't you make firefox default?
I hope those weren't too newbieish.

Let me REPHRASE WHAT i REALLY meant:


When and finish downloading a file and want to open the file's containing folder from the download menu by RIGHTCLICK&SELECTING Likewise, if I'm just opening the file that's on the completed download menu it has the same problem with no options other than a prompt toward wherever the execution files for the programs are.

Is that sounding too complicated?

I just want to get to where the containing folder is at the very least.


Ubuntu 10.10 is the system I'm using. Gnuzilla is an experiment just to see if it's worth it because I happen to like the ethics of the GNU General Public License better than Mozilla. http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/

So far it seems to be a little bit of a waste of time. The Gnuzilla privacy add-on

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/196145/ was having some glitches repeatedly saying to restart the browser over and over again, never completely installing until several uninstalls and how it finally allegedly installed and does anything worth a $|-|!~ doesn't make much sense to me. It doesn't exactly tweak the java or javascript so it hides or spoofs the internal ip address like it should.

I looked at
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/
it"s available as .deb package

Another newbie Question
can you use use gdebi to install?

Like I said I'm new to it.