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Turn off "add email application for mailto links" nag

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DB-1
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I have more than one webmail address, probably like a lot of people, that I use for different purposes. When I'm checking webmail I keep getting this nag screen to add that email address for mailto links. I do not want to add it. I will never want to add it. How do I get rid of this annoying nag? Please tell me there is a setting in about:config?

I have more than one webmail address, probably like a lot of people, that I use for different purposes. When I'm checking webmail I keep getting this nag screen to add that email address for mailto links. I do not want to add it. I will never want to add it. How do I get rid of this annoying nag? Please tell me there is a setting in about:config?

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zenulike
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Yeah its really retarded. its a bandwidth brain drain

I mean how dumb are you firefox?

You should say NO once and thats it.

Its 2021 you f*cking morons, sorry for the strong language but its really really f*cking dumb

FIXIT

cor-el
cor-el
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Note that this request isn't originating from Firefox, but it is done by the website that uses an available API asking to register them as a mailto handler. The main problem is that Firefox doesn't have a "don't ask me again" button.

  • 668577 - registerProtocolHandler notification should provide a "don't ask me again" button

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