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Re: Setting Default Browser in OS X
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Re: Setting Default Browser in OS X


  • Subject: Re: Setting Default Browser in OS X
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 07 May 2002 07:14:55 -0700

And if anyone is interested, I keep getting my application for ftp being
re-set to OmniWeb! I'm quite sure that no one at Apple has intended that,
but it happens anyway.

--
Paul Berkowitz

> From: Rob Morton <email@hidden>
> Date: Tue, 07 May 2002 09:54:45 -0400
> To: AppleScript <email@hidden>
> Subject: Re: Setting Default Browser in OS X
>
> For anyone that is interested, it seems to be the case that Apple really
> wants you to use IE be default. When you create a new user, it seems to
> always default to IE regardless of what you list as the "IsDefaultHandler =
> YES" in the DefaultHelperApps.plist. I really have no idea why this would be
> the case, but it is annoying. I can set almost anything else with my
> preferences for what my company uses except a browser. I would assume most
> companies have a default browser that may or may not be IE, so this seems
> kind of bad.
>
> Rob Morton
>
> on 5/7/02 8:40 AM, Rob Morton at email@hidden wrote:
>
>> Thanks, that will get me started anyway. Unfortunately I have tried most of
>> that, but never all at once. Most of what I am writing this script to do
>> seems like it could be challenging.
>>
>> I am creating a new user with a unique UID, setting up some of the security
>> features, and setting the default browser to Netscape (don't ask). So far, I
>> can do everything except the browser. When you create a new user, IE will be
>> used (these hints hopefully stopping it). That just seems very odd and
>> surprising.
>>
>> Rob Morton
>>
>>
>> on 5/7/02 7:17 AM, Paul Skinner at email@hidden wrote:
>>
>>>
>
http://www.macosxhints.com/search.php?query=default+browser&mode=search&dates>>
>
> t
>>> art=
>>> 0&dateend=0&topic=0&type=stories&author=0
>>>
>>> Will teach you more than I care to relate here on this topic.
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