Bug #1613
Parametrize browser
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Description
Currently, at least under Linux, quassel opens links in a browser, possibly x-www-broser. For compartmentalization reasons, I use either different browsers or different profiles with the same browser. It would be nice to specify to quassel what command to use to open links.
History
#1 Updated by phuzion over 5 years ago
- Subject changed from Parametrize broser to Parametrize browser
#2 Updated by StyXman over 4 years ago
One alternative that also works in other situations is a script higher in the PATH called firefox that runs /usr/bin/firefox -P ''
#3 Updated by ramisthand76 over 4 years ago
i really don't know how to solve this issue,
#4 Updated by StyXman over 4 years ago
A text entry in the settings dialog with the current value as the default, maybe?
#5 Updated by ronald59pepper 4 days ago
StyXman wrote:
Currently, at least under Linux, quassel opens links in a browser, possibly x-www-broser. For compartmentalization reasons, I use either different browsers or different profiles with the same browser. It would be nice to specify to quassel what command to use to open links.
This is a reasonable usability enhancement for users who need https://www.empowerretirement.com.co different browsers or profiles for compartmentalization. Adding a configurable browser command in Quassel’s settings would provide a clean solution without requiring PATH hacks or wrapper scripts