[Tyler]

Right clicking on a link and hitting open in browser seems to be broken

it works fine for a single link, but when highlighting multiple links to open it will only open the one you actually right click on. (it no longer queues them up like before)

[Jiaz]

Can you please provide example links?
Works fine here? What Browser do you use? How many links are selected? In DownloadList or Linkgrabber?

[Tyler]

its both linkgrabber and downloadlist, hoster doesn't matter as i've tried dozens.

browser i'm using is firefox 53.0a2 (developer edition)

this might be because of e10s.

[Jiaz]

JDownloader has no influence on *open url in browser* all it does is to forward the "open url" command to windows which does open the application.
Try to re-setup the "as default browser".

[Tyler]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

JDownloader has no influence on *open url in browser* all it does is to forward the "open url" command to windows which does open the application.
Try to re-setup the "as default browser".

i tried that it doesn't seem to work.

looking at it now, when opening the links in the old version of firefox (version 50.0.2) it opens them all in new tabs

but when i try to do it in the developer version its not the same, it seems to open some links and fail on others

like i'll highlight and try to open a dozen links and it will queue them up, but even as it progresses through the queue it doesn't open them all.

heres a log, idk if it will help 06.03.17 07.53.57 <--> 06.03.17 08.07.45 jdlog://6996479150841/

edit: I'm 100% convinced the cause of this is the new e10s in firefox, as i just opened a non-e10s window and it was able to open all the links perfectly.

[Jiaz]

There is no difference for JDownloader what browser you use. So it isn't a java issue as it uses nativ windows methods to open the urls in browser. Looks like regression in firefox to me. I suggest to stick with older version or check for updated/never version.

[Tyler]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

There is no difference for JDownloader what browser you use. So it isn't a java issue as it uses nativ windows methods to open the urls in browser. Looks like regression in firefox to me. I suggest to stick with older version or check for updated/never version.

well clearly there is a difference... since something different is happening.

and it may be fine to put this off now, but Electrolysis will be coming for everyone using firefox eventually.

[Jiaz]

Our own extension also has issues with latest Firefox Extension despite their test telling all fine I will test it myself on my home pc(windows) and see if I can reproduce the issue or if it is isolated to your system.

[Tyler]

so did you test it?

[Jiaz]

FF52 with enabled e10 -> works fine

[Jiaz]

FF53.0a2 -> works fine

[Jiaz]

I've tried:
-single links
-many single links fast
-multiple links

all okay