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Main menu&gt;Preferences&gt;Preferred<wbr /> applications<br />
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Select 'Web Browser'<br />
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'Custom Web Browser' &lt;path_to_firefox&gt;/firefox-<wbr />installer/<wbr />firefox %s<br />
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That's it on Gnome 2.6 on Fedora Core 2. Think it's the same on Gnome 2.4 and Mandrake (and on KDE).
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Main menu>Preferences>Preferred applications

Select 'Web Browser'

'Custom Web Browser' <path_to_firefox>/firefox-installer/firefox %s

That's it on Gnome 2.6 on Fedora Core 2. Think it's the same on Gnome 2.4 and Mandrake (and on KDE).

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That's not it on this system. Anyone else got an idea?
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That's not it on this system. Anyone else got an idea?

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I am running Mandrake Linux 10.1<br />
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How can I uninstall Konqueror and make Firefox my default browser?<br />
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I already have firefox installed, but it's not the default browser yet.
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I am running Mandrake Linux 10.1

How can I uninstall Konqueror and make Firefox my default browser?

I already have firefox installed, but it's not the default browser yet.

How to uninstall Konqueror and make Firefox my default browser...

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