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<tsdh>
How can I control which browser is used when opening some URL with URL mode (Ctrl-Alt-o)?
<bapt>
it espects xdg
<bapt>
like stated in the manpage
<bapt>
"by default opens the URL with xdg-open. This can be changed with the url-launch option."
<tsdh>
bapt: Indeed, xdg-open uses the same (wrong!!!) browser.
<bapt>
this your "default" browser according to your xdg config
<tsdh>
bapt: How would I know?
<tsdh>
Where is that config located?
<kode54>
here, xdg ignores the default browser set by xdg mime
<kode54>
it prefers either an environment variable that my system doesn't set
<kode54>
or x-www-browser symlink in path, followed by a hard coded list of typical browser executable names
<kode54>
it will also prefer www-browser symlink if not running in a graphical session
<kode54>
it prefers firefox and ignores firefox-nightly
<kode54>
it will also pick chromium if that's installed
<kode54>
multiple browsers only confuse this
<tsdh>
Ah, got it working: xdg-settings set default-web-browser firefox-developer-edition.desktop
<kode54>
ah, that worked for you? good
<tsdh>
Yup
<kode54>
it didn't work for me when opening HTML content without a filename extension
<kode54>
for that, it used an internal browser list
<tsdh>
What do you mean with opening HTML content? A HTML file without extension?
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<kode54>
or a .html file
<kode54>
something I was having with running aerc and opening html emails
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<alexherbo2>
hello
<alexherbo2>
is there a way to change the color scheme of running foot clients?
<alexherbo2>
I'd like to reset the custom colors to their defaults (basically I use a light theme the day, but at night I'd like to reset to the default dark colors foot provides)
<alexherbo2>
I've seen something which emit escapes sequences to change the colors iirc, but I'm more looking to a foot specific solution to specifically resets the color scheme