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IDEA: TrayDefaultBrowser - just double-click to switch to another one
brotherS:
Hi,
I'd like to be able to use a tiny program where I could *once* set the path to the browsers I'd like to use and then just double-click its tray icon to change the default browser.
It could just display a tray message to show which browser had been selected or (would be extra cool, but more work) could display a new icon according on the browser that's being used.
So something like mouser's BrowserTraySwitch (which isn't working on my system), just with a little bit different approach.
mouser:
this really seems like a request suitable for browsertrayswitch to me.
don't know why bts wouldnt work for you..
ps.
anyone thinking of writing such a "snack" you might want to think twice - changing the default browser is not the funnest thing and requires some odd registry settings. maybe you could use an existing commandline browser changer and just add a tray interface. just giving you a heads up :)
brotherS:
this really seems like a request suitable for browsertrayswitch to me.
don't know why bts wouldnt work for you..
-mouser (April 12, 2006, 09:39 AM)
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Ok! :) Since you are quite busy now I thought I'd just drop in this request here.
This is how BTS looks here (W2k):
IDEA: TrayDefaultBrowser - just double-click to switch to another one
mouser:
that's normal - bts does not autoconfigure browsers, you have to edit the config file yourself to add yours (it's just a simple text file, see the help for instructions).
i really should add an autoconfig option to next version, i've just been busy.
but shame on you for not rtfm.
brotherS:
that's normal - bts does not autoconfigure browsers, you have to edit the config file yourself to add yours (it's just a simple text file, see the help for instructions).
i really should add an autoconfig option to next version, i've just been busy.
but shame on you for not rtfm.
-mouser (April 12, 2006, 10:14 AM)
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I'm just used to apps that are mostly self-explanatory :D
That menu just looked so... *wrong*! If you don't have the time to add autoconfige add a line "you need to config the BrowserTraySwitch.ini with a text editor. Open the help and read Introduction/Configuring Browsers" when no browser is set already 8)
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