Open nautilus or konqueror from within Firefox
Brian McKee
brian.mckee at gmail.com
Fri Jun 29 15:40:44 UTC 2007
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I was reading a review of the new Google Desktop search tool from
linux.com
http://www.linux.com/feature/115737
>
> Google Desktop integrates the browser links with the desktop, so
> when your search term matches, say, files on disk, you not only get
> an "open file" link, you also get an open folder link, which opens
> the folder in Nautilus under GNOME or Konqueror in KDE.
It says that you can open a file or folder in Konq or Nautilus from
within Firefox.
I'd love to know how they do that - can anybody tell me what the heck
style url they use to do it?
Or is it a javascript? or?
Comments from someone who's installed it appreciated,
Brian
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