Version: 0.12.2 (using KDE 4.6.2) OS: Linux I recently changed my default browser in KDE from Konqueror to Chromium (so, e.g., if I hit [Alt]+[F2] to bring up krunner, and type "google.com", Chromium is now used). However, I was surprised to discover that, when clicking a web hyperlink in a PDF, Konqueror is still used. I didn't see a way to set preferred browser within Okular itself (though it does have an "Editor" option, which currently shows "Kate" chosen). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open a PDF with hyperlinks inside. 2. Click a hyperlink. Actual Results: konqueror launches, and opens the hyperlink's URL. Expected Results: Default browser (in my case, now chromium-browser) launches, and opens the hyperlink's URL. OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.35-30-generic Compiler: cc
I discovered that running "xdg-open file:///path/to/some/local.html" from a Konsole terminal ALSO brings up Konqueror instead of Chromium. I looked at "File Associations" under KDE's System settings, and found that Konqueror was listed first for "text/html" file types. I didn't expect to need to change that, too. So this is not an Okular bug, sorry! Once I changed the File Assoc. to use Chromium for text/html, both Okular and xdg-open did The Right Thing(tm). Thanks!