Hi, Probably do to the mimetype "inode/directory" used for filelight, it is opened erroneously by firefox (and probably other software) when it tries to open a local directory. To reproduce, open the downloads windows of firefox after downloading a file. Right click the file and select "open containing folder". filelight is not usable as a normal directory browser, so it should not list mimetype inode/directory. This bug was reported on the Debian bug tracker a (too) long time ago, and I confirm it still exists : http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=398999 Reproducible: Always
You can order the applications using "keditfiletype inode/directory". There, move "Filelight" down.
Hi, We can lower the priority of filelight, but it may be better not to associate filelight with the mime type inode/directory, as it is not a file browser ? The decision of keeping the mime type association or not is yours. Regards, Adrien
filelight needs this property, so it can be selected in Konqueror as a view mode for the directory.
It is a file browser (it can even open files, try right clicking on one), so the mimetype association makes sense, it's also nice to be able to right click on/in a random directory and view it with Filelight (i. e. it isn't just needed for the Konqueror integration). It should never be the default file browser though, but I believe that is a known bug in Firefox (and one of the reasons I dropped Firefox myself).