Now when you click the link in the 'Changes' description of
Update-Manager, the link open a new tab in SeaMonkey (even if SM is
already open) and open the https://launchpad.net/bugs/<issuenumber>
<fullpathtoSeaMonkey>/seamonkey -remote openURL("%s",new-window)
also works.
I'd still very much like to see the full url of the link in the update-manager 'Changes' section so that one can view where clicking on the link will take them. Failure to do so can create a security issue in the future as it encourages clicking on a blind link.
Here is a workaround for SeaMonkey:
For those who use Ubuntu (Gnome) I use the following in: Preferences| Preferred Applications|Web Browser| Custom| Command
System|
<fullpathtoSeaM onkey>/ seamonkey -remote openURL( "%s",new- tab)
Now when you click the link in the 'Changes' description of /launchpad. net/bugs/<issuenumber>
Update-Manager, the link open a new tab in SeaMonkey (even if SM is
already open) and open the https:/
<fullpathtoSeaM onkey>/ seamonkey -remote openURL( "%s",new- window)
also works.
Ref: http:// www.mozilla. org/unix/ remote. html
And a workaround for opening via a new tab in Firefox:
System| Preferences| Preferred Applications|Web Browser|
Command: firefox -new-tab "%s"
or for a new window -
firefox -new-window "%s"
Ref: http:// kb.mozillazine. org/Command_ line_arguments
I'd still very much like to see the full url of the link in the update-manager 'Changes' section so that one can view where clicking on the link will take them. Failure to do so can create a security issue in the future as it encourages clicking on a blind link.