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el_gallo_azul's avatar
el_gallo_azul
Helpful | Level 5
4 years ago

Linux panel icon "Launch Dropbox Website" opens the Signal application, and not a web browser.

I suppose if I want to see my Dropbox website, I'll have to do it manually.
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    el_gallo_azul
    4 years ago

    el_gallo_azul@W2600CR-850Pro:~$ xdg-settings get default-web-browser
    brave-browser.desktop

     

    el_gallo_azul@W2600CR-850Pro:~$ xdg-settings get default-url-scheme-handler http

    brave-browser.desktop

     

    el_gallo_azul@W2600CR-850Pro:~$ xdg-settings get default-url-scheme-handler https
    brave-browser.desktop

     

    el_gallo_azul@W2600CR-850Pro:~$ xdg-open file:/mnt/InternalHDD/Home-HDD/Downloads/20211102\ HTML\ page\ for\ Dropbox\ check/smartURL\ -\ Create
    gvfs-open: file:/mnt/InternalHDD/Home-HDD/Downloads/20211102 HTML page for Dropbox check/smartURL - Create: error opening location: Error when getting information for file '/mnt/InternalHDD/Home-HDD/Downloads/20211102 HTML page for Dropbox check/smartURL - Create': No such file or directory

     

    el_gallo_azul@W2600CR-850Pro:~$ sudo xdg-open file:/mnt/InternalHDD/Home-HDD/Downloads/20211102\ HTML\ page\ for\ Dropbox\ check/smartURL\ -\ Create
    [sudo] password for el_gallo_azul:
    [32460:32460:1102/105801.508281:ERROR:zygote_host_impl_linux.cc(90)] Running as root without --no-sandbox is not supported. See https://crbug.com/638180.

     

    I'm afraid I don't know enough about Linux CLI to understand your sentence, "If need, change the default application for the HTML file using Properties in Nautilus and try 'xdg-open' again."

     

    <fiddles about a bit>

     

    Ah-ha!

     

    I've just set "Brave Web Browser" as default here as well.

     

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llazarte
Helpful | Level 5
4 years ago

I have Dropbox installed on Ubuntu, and it's working ok. But when I try to open the Dropbox site by clicking on its icon and then choosing "Open Dropbox site" I get the message:

Firefox can’t find the file at /tmp/dbxlshxoiqsn.html#967ec293624c8a738afdf351df94e5fce3eb3ed6bc22cf705c77a8e21d8ff62cf72561580c574e5d4cb049.

Of course this file doesn't exist.

How can I refresh Dropbox to create a new one?

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