Webhttrack defualt web browser
for whatever reason after I installed links terminal browser on my machine the web interface to httrack only opens in links which isn't very fun at all to to use. This issue can be recreated by installing webhttrack from apt prior to installing links.
firefox default-browser httrack
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for whatever reason after I installed links terminal browser on my machine the web interface to httrack only opens in links which isn't very fun at all to to use. This issue can be recreated by installing webhttrack from apt prior to installing links.
firefox default-browser httrack
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for whatever reason after I installed links terminal browser on my machine the web interface to httrack only opens in links which isn't very fun at all to to use. This issue can be recreated by installing webhttrack from apt prior to installing links.
firefox default-browser httrack
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for whatever reason after I installed links terminal browser on my machine the web interface to httrack only opens in links which isn't very fun at all to to use. This issue can be recreated by installing webhttrack from apt prior to installing links.
firefox default-browser httrack
firefox default-browser httrack
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I found a solution to my own question first use
sudo nano /usr/bin/webhttrack
then find the line :
BROWSEREXE=
change it to
BROWSEREXE="firefox" // or the name of the browser you want
then find the line
SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... // a long string of browser names should follow
comment this out should look like the following
#SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... /// string of browser names to follow
exit and save changes and it should run in the browser you want
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I found a solution to my own question first use
sudo nano /usr/bin/webhttrack
then find the line :
BROWSEREXE=
change it to
BROWSEREXE="firefox" // or the name of the browser you want
then find the line
SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... // a long string of browser names should follow
comment this out should look like the following
#SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... /// string of browser names to follow
exit and save changes and it should run in the browser you want
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I found a solution to my own question first use
sudo nano /usr/bin/webhttrack
then find the line :
BROWSEREXE=
change it to
BROWSEREXE="firefox" // or the name of the browser you want
then find the line
SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... // a long string of browser names should follow
comment this out should look like the following
#SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... /// string of browser names to follow
exit and save changes and it should run in the browser you want
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I found a solution to my own question first use
sudo nano /usr/bin/webhttrack
then find the line :
BROWSEREXE=
change it to
BROWSEREXE="firefox" // or the name of the browser you want
then find the line
SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... // a long string of browser names should follow
comment this out should look like the following
#SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... /// string of browser names to follow
exit and save changes and it should run in the browser you want
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I found a solution to my own question first use
sudo nano /usr/bin/webhttrack
then find the line :
BROWSEREXE=
change it to
BROWSEREXE="firefox" // or the name of the browser you want
then find the line
SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... // a long string of browser names should follow
comment this out should look like the following
#SRCHBROWSEREXE= ... /// string of browser names to follow
exit and save changes and it should run in the browser you want
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