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Hello,<br />
I installed the addon No Script for firefox to allow local link.<br />
(that's the way I found)<br />
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In the advanced option, I selected the Allow local Link<br />
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Anyway it do not seems to work.<br />
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Could you please tell me what should be the good syntax to open shared network directory from an html page with firefox.<br />
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PS: If there is a way with Chrome it would also be ok for me.<br />
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Many thanks
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Hello,
I installed the addon No Script for firefox to allow local link.
(that's the way I found)

In the advanced option, I selected the Allow local Link

Anyway it do not seems to work.

Could you please tell me what should be the good syntax to open shared network directory from an html page with firefox.

PS: If there is a way with Chrome it would also be ok for me.

Many thanks

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