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    Clicking in-game URL does not load the page in my browser.

    Hello.
    With my previous Kubuntu installation, if I clicked on a http URL in Second Life it would load the page in firefox.
    Now with my rather fresh Kubuntu install, clicking these URLs does nothing at all, so I have to copy-paste them in my browser.

    Something I tried was...
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...tocol-in-linux
    open firefox
    type in about:config to location bar
    add new string
    name: network.protocol-handler.app.myapp
    value: /path/to/program
    But that was an answer to a problem that was not really the same as mine... I'm not trying to use a different protocol.
    In the KDE settings, I have firefox set as my default browser.
    Does anyone have an idea why clicking on links does not open the page in any browser?
    Last edited by Guest; Oct 05, 2012, 11:48 AM.

    #2
    Please show the output of
    Code:
    update-alternatives --get-selections | grep browser

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      #3
      Ohhh it works now.
      At first it gave me...
      Code:
      gnome-www-browser              auto     /usr/bin/firefox
      infobrowser                    auto     /usr/bin/info
      x-www-browser                  auto     /usr/bin/rekonq
      I googled x-www-browser and it brought me to http://askubuntu.com/questions/10076...on-default-bro
      So I did ...
      Code:
      sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
      Code:
        Selection    Path              Priority   Status
      ------------------------------------------------------------
        0            /usr/bin/firefox   40        auto mode
        1            /usr/bin/firefox   40        manual mode
        2            /usr/bin/rekonq    40        manual mode
      When I choose option 0 or 1, the links works, and when I choose options 2, the links don't work.
      So now when I type update-alternatives --get-selections | grep browser, I get...
      Code:
      gnome-www-browser              auto     /usr/bin/firefox
      infobrowser                    auto     /usr/bin/info
      x-www-browser                  auto     /usr/bin/firefox
      So, thank you! I didn't know where to start before this.
      Now I would like to change the tag to [Solved] but I can't find how, so I gather I'm not supposed to change it myself.

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        #4
        Glad to have helped. Good job on the Googling, too.

        Re: marking solved... scroll your browser to the top of the page. Beneath the thread title is a menu bar. Click Thread tools. In the menu, click Mark this thread as solved.

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