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[rmoorman <rico.moorman@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am running into the same issues using kubuntu 15.04 right now. The
problem there is that FF opens gwenview instead of dolphin.

It seems (as also already pointed out on the mozilla bug tracker) that
the /usr/local/applications/mimeinfo.cache contains the wrong preference
for inode/directory

$ cat /usr/share/applications/mimeinfo.cache | grep directory
inode/directory=gwenview.desktop;kde4-dolphin.desktop;

If I switch the order of gwenview.desktop and kde4-dolphin.desktop within the cache file, FF immediately does not open the wrong application any more.
But when I run the mimecache update script like this:

sudo update-desktop-database /usr/share/applications/

the wrong order gets written again and FF shows the same behaviour as
before.


The strange thing is that the Preference seems to be alright...

$ cd /usr/share/applications/
$ grep InitialPreference -A 2 kde4/dolphin.desktop gwenview.desktop 
kde4/dolphin.desktop:InitialPreference=10
--
gwenview.desktop:# InitialPreference should be greater than Okular so that Gwenview is the
gwenview.desktop-# primary application associated with images, but less than Konqueror or Dolphin
gwenview.desktop-# so that Gwenview is not the primary applications for folders.
gwenview.desktop:InitialPreference=8

So even though a higher preference is given to dolphin, gwenview is what
ends up first in the list.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1196339

Title:
  Firefox "Open Containing Folder" opens Audacious instead of File
  Manager

Status in audacious package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Steps to reproduce:

  1. Open Firefox web browser
  2. Click on Downloads arrow (to right of search box by default)
  3. Click on Show All Downloads
  4. Click on the "Open Containing Folder" icon next to a file you have already downloaded

  Actual behavior: The containing folder doesn't open. Instead Audacious
  opens.

  Expected behavior: The containing folder should open in the File
  Manager.

  This bug is present in a clean install of Ubuntu Studio 13.04

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