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    #31
    Bad bad bad. Kubuntu 11.10 was my all time favorite. 11.10 is what i would consider as an LTS. It was perfect in every sense.

    It's really really sad to see KDE integration lost in Firefox. It is pissing me off a lot. Firefox was almost unusable untill i found the solution in this thread. For a new user, this is very bad

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      #32
      Originally posted by Nayar View Post
      For a new user, this is very bad
      Hi...

      I agree and that is exactly what I brought up here.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Nayar View Post
        Bad bad bad. Kubuntu 11.10 was my all time favorite. 11.10 is what i would consider as an LTS. It was perfect in every sense.

        It's really really sad to see KDE integration lost in Firefox. It is pissing me off a lot. Firefox was almost unusable untill i found the solution in this thread. For a new user, this is very bad

        Please check this out: http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f...upport#p220728
        It's a workaround for firefox support on Kubuntu. It worked for me.

        I wish rekonq had all functionalities that firefox has, but unfortunally this is not happening yet.

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          #34
          Originally posted by geoaraujo View Post
          This post is the same method without deleting all mimetypes unnecessarily, only those associated with "file".
          Kubuntu 12.04 - Acer Aspire 5750G

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            #35
            So is there anyway to get firefox integration back through installing some package?

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              #36
              Not in a conventional sense. Only SR's post#25 above or for an alternative workaround my post #34 above.
              Kubuntu 12.04 - Acer Aspire 5750G

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