Dann, ich meine mich erinnern zu kønnen, als hætte ich bei mir dieses Problem vor einiger Zeit auch so geløst zu haben:
https://kevinwlocke.com/bits/2012/07/18/thunderbird-default-browser-linux/ mimeTypes.rdf (Thunderbird - All Versions?)The mimeTypes.rdf file contains information for the “Helper Applications” which are used to open external content. Existing entries can be adjusted in on the Incoming tab of the Attachments pane of the Preferences window (Edit -> Preferences -> Attachments -> Incoming), or simply on the Attachments pane in earlier versions. Unfortunately, there is no way to add new file-type associations in the preferences window.
To add an entry for a scheme that does not appear in the list (e.g. “http” or “https”), use the following process:
Open the configuration editor (about:config) which can be accessed through Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Config Editor.... Change network.protocol-handler.warn-external.<protocol> to true for each of the protocols that you wish to configure by double-clicking on the preference. (e.g. change network.protocol-handler.warn-external.http to true to configure the program for http URLs). Click on a URL in an email in Thunderbird. Thunderbird will prompt for the application to use to open the link. Select the desired program and check the option to remember the selection.
Note: Raman Gupta made a great suggestion that choosing /usr/bin/xdg-open as the preferred application will force Thunderbird to use the XDG MIME action (the desktop manager’s default) if it wouldn’t otherwise do so.
Advanced users can also view/edit the mimeTypes.rdf file directly, although this is not recommended. The mimeTypes.rdf file is stored in the profile directory which can be found through Help -> Troubleshooting Information. It is usually located at ~/.mozilla/thunderbird/XXXXXXXX.default/mimeTypes.rdf where Xs are replaced by random characters and default may be replaced by another profile name, if named differently. The program association will be stored as an RDF Description for urn:scheme:externalApplication:<protocol> with an NC:path containing the application to run.
On 7/2/20 5:28 PM, Klaus Becker wrote:
Le 02/07/2020 à 17:13, nyheter a écrit :Sorry mein Fehler, wer lesen kann...Der richtige Ansatz soll lt Recherche sein, løschen der mimeTypes.rdf Diese Datei hast Du umbenannt, auch ok. Wurde die Datei wieder neu angelegt? Warst Du evtl. im falschen Profil:Hilsen MichaelNein, die Datei wird nicht wieder neu angelegt nach Neustart von TB. Ich habe auch nur ein einziges TB-Profil.Wenn ich auf einen Link in TB klicke und ihn bitte, den Link mit einem Browser zu öffnen, passiert nichts. TB scheint die entsprechende Datei runterzuladen oder zumindest zu suchen (ein roter Balken bewegt sich ganz unten in TB), aber das ist schon alles.Klaus