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| occam to Axel |
| Re: Where is firefox 'executable' |
| 03 Jan 26 15:01:26 |
From: occam@nowhere.nix On 1/3/26 1:53 PM, Axel wrote: > occam wrote: >> I have just installed Linux mint (22.2) on a partition trying to make >> things work as they do under Windows. >> >> I have a working Firefox >> I have a working Betterbird (it's just like Thunderbird ) >> >> I am trying to launch Firefox - by clicking on a link in a message in >> Betterbird. The way to do this is to is to set Firefox app as the >> 'action' against the Content types 'http://' (and https://). (Found >> under 'settings' -> 'general' -> 'file & attachments'.) >> >> Where is the firefox program stored in Linux? (I have no idea where to >> find the 'executable'.) >> >> Thanks for any pointers > > do you have FF set as default app in System Settings>Preferences? > Yes. Also Betterbird is the default 'Mail' program. --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05 * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2) |
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