Re: Netscape as default browser (was: Re: [Evolution] Improper Mozillastart aft



> >#!/bin/sh
> >gnome-moz-remote --remote='openURL('$1', new-tab)' || gnome-moz-remote $1
>
> Can this script be customized for Netscape 7.1?  For the past couple of
> months, I've been searching for a way to use Netscape w/ Evo instead of
> Mozilla. Netscape is set as "default", but I need to know how to make a new
> window or tab open while one window or tab is already open.

#!/bin/bash
netscape -remote='openURL('$1', new-tab)' || netscape $1 - This worked for netscape


I already modified the mozilla-remote.sh script for a guy, who appears
to have a disfunctional gnome-moz-remote -- I called the mozilla binary
directly (which had some slight disadvantages but does no harm), instead
of the gnome remote.

The following script uses the mozilla binary to open the link in a new
tab, if mozilla already running:

--- snipp --
#!/bin/sh
mozilla -remote 'openURL('$1', new-tab)' || mozilla $1 &
--- snipp ---

What is the "&" for at the end? Should this be added to my script?

Now, as Netscape and Mozilla are very similar, I assume substituting
netscape for mozilla in the above script should do it.

Save the resulting script as netscape-remote.sh in your path and set the
executable right (for you).

Is it okay that I created a symlink? /usr/local/netscape/netscape netscape

The script is saved in the new /bin (subdirectory of /home) that I created. Does "set the executable ... etc" mean the permissions? If so, is 755 okay? I'm the only user.

Also, following your previous post, in gnome-default-applications-properties, the following is inserted:
command: /home/user/bin/netscapetab.sh "%s"

HTH

Thank you.  It helps a whole lot.


...guenther


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