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Re: Finding default browser with AS
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Re: Finding default browser with AS


  • Subject: Re: Finding default browser with AS
  • From: John W Baxter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 07:23:57 -0700

At 12:55 +0200 4/30/01, Jan Pieter Kunst wrote:
>But (wild idea) maybe I could do this only once, and save the browser
>signature in some kind of 'preference' for the script? By saving a text file
>with the signature somewhere, maybe, or is it somehow possible for a script
>to modify itself permanently? I.e., something like, on first run, find
>browser signature, save self with information about default browser, use
>that browser for subsequent runs?

You've received an answer as to how to this, but--do you want to do this?

People do change their preferences from time to time. They will likely
"forgive" you if they make a change while the script is running and you
don't notice...they are likely to be disgruntled if they change the default
browser and the script hasn't noticed by tomorrow. If "they" means
"you...Jan Pieter" then you could simply recompile the script to recover.
A more general audience might well contain people who would have trouble
with that task.

--John


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John Baxter email@hidden Port Ludlow, WA, USA


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