Multiple windows from outside links (Thunderbird, etc)
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I'm seeing this issue with FF .9 as my default browser and double clicking internet shortcuts on the desktop or attempting to go to websites using my RUN box. I get an error, "Windows cannot find www.xxxx.xx ......" but FF still opens to the correct site.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
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I'm seeing this issue with FF .9 as my default browser and double clicking internet shortcuts on the desktop or attempting to go to websites using my RUN box. I get an error, "Windows cannot find www.xxxx.xx ......" but FF still opens to the correct site.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
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I'm seeing this issue with FF .9 (XPH) as my default browser and double clicking internet shortcuts on the desktop or attempting to go to websites using my RUN box. I get an error, "Windows cannot find www.xxxx.xx ......" but FF still opens to the correct site.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
The workaround mentioned above, fixed it.
- Flinx
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I am using Thunderbird 0.6
I do not get two windows with Firefox 0.9, but what I do det is a new window for every link. This is VERY annoying. I want the link to open in the active window/tab like 0.8 and every other browser. ARG!!!!
I do not get two windows with Firefox 0.9, but what I do det is a new window for every link. This is VERY annoying. I want the link to open in the active window/tab like 0.8 and every other browser. ARG!!!!
...Going to play FarmVille ...At least my Black sheep love me.
Scratch that... The crops are wilted, the fruit are rotting on the trees and the sheep have run away.
Toronto International Film Festival
Scratch that... The crops are wilted, the fruit are rotting on the trees and the sheep have run away.
Toronto International Film Festival
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After upgrading to Firefox 0.9 / Thunderbird 0.7 (OS=WindowsXP Pro) I had the problem that clicking on a link in Thunderbird caused Firefox to load the URL in the active window/tab although the ..useDDE... chrome setting was set to false.
This has fixed it:
Thanks a lot, CritterNYC.
This has fixed it:
CritterNYC wrote:Looks like their may be a problem with the way Firefox registers itself to handle urls in Windows or an issue with DDE messaging. A workaround for now:
1. Open Explorer
2. Select Tools and then Folder Options
3. Select the File Types tab
4. Select Extension: (NONE), File Type: HyperText Transfer Protocol
5. Click Advanced toward the bottom of the window
6. In the Edit File Type window, select open and click Edit
7. Clear the DDE message box (which should contain "%1")
8. Click OK, Click OK
9. Repeat for File Type: HyperText Transfer Protocol with Privacy
Thanks a lot, CritterNYC.
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Anonymous wrote:the problem is..
firefox 0.9 ALWAYS open the links in third programs in a new windows instad of in the active window/tab
is a BIG bug....
I think that I´ll come back to 0.8
i did the fix that was recommended and it stopped opening two windows instead of one
i downloaded the tabbed browser extension and sellected in Advanced Use "Open in New Tab Always Any page load from other applicaitons"
Now if I am in Outlook and follow a link, it opens as a new hilighted tab in Firefox and switches full focus to the page - no extra keystroke neccessary
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:the problem is..
firefox 0.9 ALWAYS open the links in third programs in a new windows instad of in the active window/tab
is a BIG bug....
I think that I´ll come back to 0.8
i did the fix that was recommended and it stopped opening two windows instead of one
i downloaded the tabbed browser extension and sellected in Advanced Use "Open in New Tab Always Any page load from other applicaitons"
Now if I am in Outlook and follow a link, it opens as a new hilighted tab in Firefox and switches full focus to the page - no extra keystroke neccessary
Why should we need to do a manual fix AND load a extension to bet the program to behave how it is supposed to?!?!
...Going to play FarmVille ...At least my Black sheep love me.
Scratch that... The crops are wilted, the fruit are rotting on the trees and the sheep have run away.
Toronto International Film Festival
Scratch that... The crops are wilted, the fruit are rotting on the trees and the sheep have run away.
Toronto International Film Festival
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Hope they fix this one fast. I'm having the same problem with OUtlook 2003, Windows XP. When I first installed and I would click on a link I would get the link coming up in Firefox .9 but also the dialogue box looking for a "link browser" and a exe file. Unfortunately I steered it to Firefox's executable, now everytime I click on the link I get the browser opening the link twice. AHHHRRGGG.
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Ok folks... this is now a bug in bugtraq (I marked my original as a duplicate of this):
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=246078
You can track it from there, if you're so inclined. You'll see me posting as my full name on there (John Haller).
I've also posted a workaround as a .REG file that should fix the issue on affected installations. It should automatically fix the http, https, ftp and gopher handlers:
http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/firefox_bug_246078.asp
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=246078
You can track it from there, if you're so inclined. You'll see me posting as my full name on there (John Haller).
I've also posted a workaround as a .REG file that should fix the issue on affected installations. It should automatically fix the http, https, ftp and gopher handlers:
http://johnhaller.com/jh/mozilla/firefox_bug_246078.asp
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