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• How to disable notification "e-mail % has already been added as an application for mailto links"? Its popping up whenever I connect.

  I am constantly this message and it quite disturbing. Please, help me to turn it off.
  What I found in Google is this link, and there is no answer.

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/8415394/how-was-add-application-for-mailto-links-enabled-in-Firefox

  Message is:
  E-mail % has already been added as an application for mailto links

  Hello

  Sorry for this problem, it is very annoying sound! This occurs whenever you try to click on a link of e-mail on the Web sites, or is it at other times? It seems that there is a problem with the default mail client specified in Firefox. The first think you should do is verify that the e-mail client that you are using is indeed defined as the default system. Depending on the client you use, this could be done in a number of different ways.

  The other thing you could try is to reset Firefox, which restores the common Firefox settings that can cause problems. Don't worry, you won't lose your bookmarks saved, passwords and other important things, but it will restore all the other settings, leaving you with a fresh start.

  If you think something would open to try, here are the instructions: Refresh Firefox – reset the parameters and modules

  Please let me know if this solves the problem, so I can check this off my list of todo - or please let me know if you need help, and I'll have to do this new sort it out for you!

  Thank you
  David

• Script for Mailto link in footer of page with the URL of the page

  [RH9]

  I'm trying to place the following script in the footer of a master page. It produces script errors. Can anyone he set for me please?

  I'm inserting two text and graphics versions below incase the text isn't displayed correctly.

  

  < p > < script type = "text/javascript" >

  var mailSubject = "user feedback";

  var mailBody = ' please leave this page in the message: "+ document.title + location.href;

  var mailDisplay = "click here to send your comments to support.";

  document. Write)

  "" < a href = 'mailto:[email protected]' "

  + ' ? subject =' + escape (mailSubject)

  + "& body =' + escape (mailBody)"

  + ' "> ' + mailDisplay + '< /a >'"

  ) ; < /script > < / p >

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3976683#3976683

  At the above page, I found a script that seems to work pretty well even if it are the things about it, I don't understand (no wonder, but I make progress). For example, it contains a variable called mailDisplay which does not seem to do anything.

• 8.1 - win with bing IE opens very well and the picture shows. With firefox dwnldd with jayelbe's (?) link for bing image 8.1 is displayed. the format is garbaled model in IE

  Just received 8.1 and downloaded Firefox to 8.1 for Jayelbe link in the FAQ. no change in the view of web pages. Bing loads slowly and does not show the picture of the day. appears in the picture at the bottom of the page scrolling. Even Yahoo is weird. There are lines between each email in the Inbox and formatting has disappeared. all this works fine in IE.

  I think it is down to your suggestion that I check the choice of colors. Everything seemed in order. For some reason, I outweighs the choice of colors auto and when I changed the setting never override the system - everything worked! Now, I have to set something to get a little view of crisper. Letters seem a little washed out. Thanks for the comments.

• Firefox 4 will not open thunderbird for mailto and send links

  I use Windows 7 Enterprise.
  Since the FF4 update will not open Thunderbird when a mailto link or send the link is clicked. My system has Thunderbird selected as the default e-mail client, and these links work in other browsers.

  Following some help online suggestions on selection of Firefox's default mail client:

  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/changing%20The%20E-mail%20Program%20used%20by%20firefox?s=mailto & As = s

  There is no option for 'mailto' or 'mail' in the content type window.

  I suffered with this for weeks and finally worked around her.
  Thunderbird has been defined as a client by default, but it does not work with some other customers as well, so I went to Default Programs / set program by default, Thunderbird selected, which was already defined as e-mail client by default, selected "Choose defaults for this program" and click Save. That fixed it for PDF Complete, but not for FF4.

  In FF4, I changed the mailto option always Ask (it was Thunderbird (default)), then selected Thunderbird as client after picking send the link. It worked, so next time I checked the box in the dialog box always use Thunderbird and now it works. Grrr.

• Change the mailto: link Outlook Desktop for Windows 8 Mail app

  After you have installed Office 365 in Windows 8, the desktop version of Outlook took the "mailto:" links from other applications and Web sites. I want to continue to use the Windows 8 Mail application. Is it possible to change this setting?

  1. move your pointer to the bottom left of the screen, right-click and then select Control Panel then select default programs.

  2. Select set your default program settings.

  3. Select the mail on the left.

  4. Select set this program as default.

  5. click on OK.

  For the Mail app this only associates the mailto: Protocol. It does not send an email page/link for the e-mail application.

• How can I stop Firefox opening iTunes or ask me which application I want to use for the links from the itms/itmss?

  When I opened iTunes App Store link, Firefox wants to automatically open iTunes. In Options > Applications, I found the itms and itmss content types, which causes this behavior. I can change "always ask them", but when I do, I get a automatic every time I open the link asking me to choose between "iTunes" or "Choosing an Application." To avoid future pop ups, I check "Remember my choice for itmss links" but only after selecting iTunes or another application. There should be a third option there for 'doing nothing '. Is it possible to tell Firefox to ignore completely the content of the itms/itmss?

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  Is there some prefs the protocol handler if you are looking for the topic: config page?

  • Network.protocol - handler.

  You just solved my problem - there is no Network.protocol - handler.external. itms or itmss prefs, so I added the Boolean values:

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• Desktop for mac Firefox doesn't save history

  Using desktop for mac firefox. Recently, he stopped saving my story. The front and rear buttons still work, typing something into the address window it will draw places I have visited in the past, but only the ones I visited two or three weeks ago. Nothing recent. "Show all history" brings to the top of the window, but there is nothing in it. »

  Private browsing is not enabled. I enabled "remember my browsing and download history."

  Another answer suggested that I might have an anti virus or something that is disabling history. I looked, but I did do this. Safari and Chrome are all both save their stories normally.

  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Make sure that you are not Firefox running in permanent private browsing mode (don't remember history).

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/private+browsing
  • Firefox > Preferences > privacy > Firefox will be: "use the custom settings for history".
  • : Uncheck the [] "always use the private browsing mode.

  You can check for problems with the database places.sqlite file in the Firefox profile folder.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
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• How Firefox decides which device to use (when run by mutt mailto links)?

  In Edit > Preferences, Applications, content type "mailto", I chose "Use mutt." When I click on mailto: links, mutt opens in a gnome-terminal. I want the terminal either through the alternatives system using x-terminal-emulator. How Firefox chooses which device to use here?

  You can set via favorite Applications (GNOME > system > personal > preferred Applications > system)

• Folders pro XP on Vista pc cause conflicts for D-Link Rangebooster desktop adapter

  Your desktop HP hand gave a blue screen with message virus in trunk upwards. So... after a lot of trial and error and reading MS support Info for the error message I was able to do the system recovery and took it back to the factory settings. But in this process, I tried to start with a new XP pro disk I had. Therefore, I'm done with XP loaded on Vista system files. When I tried to do on the internet it seemed to be a problem with the wireless network adapter, which prevented the system startup completely. Then... I deleted the wireless network card drivers and that's fine. But... now I can't on line wireless and the computer isn't near a network cable. I think if I could remove the XP files I might be able to install the drivers for D-Link.  Of course, I am able to get me in trouble, but not enough knowledge to get out me. I thought that another solution would be to get rid of Vista and install XP pro, but I don't know if this is possible. MS.com does not seem to give instructions for the classification.

  A third alternative: I ordered a copy of the system 7 before its release to put on my HP laptop. I was preparing to upgrade when the laptop was stolen along with the disc in the DVD player. I still have the 64-bit disk. I tried to ask MS.com if there was no way to check and see if the 32-bit original license was used, but I can't access the ID of product without the disc. The # does not appear on the label of Authenticity on the box. Any idea where I might be able to access so I can at least ask about the license?

  You have problems with programs

  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  I'm sorry, but we don't know what XP files you have installed.

  My original advice stands: Reinstall Vista.

  And I also advise you how to get replacement software:

  "laptop was stolen along with the disc in the DVD drive '

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/326246

  'How to replace Microsoft software or hardware, order service packs and upgrades, and replace product manuals'

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I can't open mailto links in external Web sites.

  When I click on an e-mail link in some sites, it is said there is no application to open the mailto link. I went in the help menus, where I am asked to find the mailto function and add an application. It has no mailto feature in the list, so I can't link an application. It seems that my firefox has no knowledge of mailto. I don't get one local yahoo like any other. What should I do? I have Firefox 20.0.1and gmail and windows 7.

  Then in the dialog box Options, Applications Panel, mailto does not appear or is not any choice? This could indicate that the settings file that stores download actions is corrupt. Because its format is somewhat cryptic, the standard drug in this situation is to rename if Firefox cannot find and then a new one will be automatically generated.

  Here's how:

  Open the settings folder (AKA Firefox profile) current Firefox help

  • button "3-bar" menu > "?" button > troubleshooting information
  • Menu help > troubleshooting information

  In the first table of the page, click on the view file"" button.

  Leave this window open, switch back to Firefox and output, either:

  • "3-bar" menu button > button "power".
  • File menu > exit

  Pause while Firefox finishing his cleaning, then rename the mimeTypes.rdf to something like mimeTypes.old

  Launch Firefox back up again. Mailto appears in the Options?

  The next time go you on Yahoo he expected to trigger Firefox to display an information bar between the lower part of the toolbar and the top of the page to add the latest version of its mailto handler.

  A little luck?

• Set Gmail as request of mailto, but mailto: links no longer work.

  I use FF 22 on a MacBook Pro with OS X 10.7.5. In Preferences > Applications I put the app for mailto as Gmail. However, mailto links won't work. They open usually a white tab Gmail is also defined as the default messaging for the system application. That did not help.

  Try to delete the mimeTypes.rdf file in the Firefox profile folder to reset all the actions file.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/mimetypes.RDF
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/File_types_and_download_actions#Resetting_download_actions

  You can check the prefs Network.protocol - handler.external.mailto on the subject: config page.

  If Network.protocol - handler.external.mailto prefs are user defined (in bold) and then right click and reset them by default.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• How do I change the program used to open mailto links in windows 8

  I would like to use Firefox to open Mailto links in Windows 8. I found this article of support, but it is not relevant for Windows 8: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/change-program-used-open-email-links?esab=a & as = aaq

  When I open Control Panel-> default programs and try to associate the Mailto with Firefox, the only options it gives me are "Mail" (the Metro app I'm moving away) and "seek an app in the store. No Firefox. How can I get Firefox to show up in the list of applications that can be associated with Mailto? Thanks much for any help.

  john99,

  OK, I am clear now. Thanks again for taking so much time to help. I am very grateful.

• I accidentally deleted the entry of Gmail for mailto protocol in options-&gt; applications, how to restore this back?

  I had some problems with mailto in firefox, and I tried to fix it so I am able to send mail from gmail when I click on a mailto link:... link. However, I managed to solve the problem so that when I click on such a link firefox reacts now (before that nothing happened so I changed an option in about: config), but during the process, I accidently deleted the Gmail entry in options-applications for the mailto protocol. Is there a way how I can restore it?

  Did you remove the file in the Firefox profile folder

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: opens showing the file
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• Mailto: Link does not

  Hi, I created a PDF file with a link mailto: link. When I click on this link in V11 player he does not start an email. However, when my business partner click the mailto: bind it works. We use the two V11, we both run Windows 7, and we both use Thunderbird. The only difference is that it is based in the United Kingdom and I am in the United States. Can someone please help me understand why this doesn't work is maybe not for me? Thank you very much.

  Hi all - number set - I knew that it had to be something with my windows given that it was the only variable - I went to start > default programs > set access and computer program defaults > custom falling down. Then I enabled access to Thunderbird under the default e-mail program option.

  I can now hit the mailto: link and he launched Thunderbird.

  Thank you for helping me to identify the problem.

  Andy