Re: Determining the Default Mail App
Re: Determining the Default Mail App
- Subject: Re: Determining the Default Mail App
- From: "J. Stewart" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 16:56:57 -0500
On 2/6/06 at -0000 kai said this
>On 6 Feb 2006, at 21:01, Gnarlodious wrote:
>
>> Thanks, kai. It looks like you are still running the 10.3.x
>> version. Possibly you "upgraded" to 10.4 rather than installing on
>> a clean disk like I did.
>
>Correct, I upgraded. Until now, it's not been an issue...
>
>> Here is a version that should work on both kinds of databases:
>>
>> set defaultBrowser to do shell script "defaults read
>> com.apple.LaunchServices | sed -n '/http;/{s/.*\\.\\(.*\\)\".*/\\1/
>> p;}' "
>> if defaultBrowser is "" then set defaultBrowser to do shell script
>> "defaults read com.apple.LaunchServices | sed '/U:http\\\\/,/
>> LSBundleLocator/!d' | sed -n '/LSBundleIdentifier/{s/.*\\.\\(.*\\).
>> \".*/\\1/p;}' "
>>
>> defaultBrowser
>
>Sorry, Gnarlie - that still returns an empty string here (but then I
>seem to be the only one around here with this problem). :-)
You aren't Kai, it's returning an empty string for me too in 10.4.4
JBS
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