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Good thought, will review today. Which operating systems have you tested this in? |
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MacOS Sierra. I'll test it on Ubuntu 16 tonight. |
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The plugin opens reference in default system browser (Safari for me). I don't want to use it, I want to use Chrome instead. So I made a
default_browsersetting, where you should specify a path to your browser executable, e.g.:{ "default_browser": "/Applications/Google Chrome.app" }If the setting is empty it will still use the default browser.
I did this stuff for myself, but then realized I may be not the only one. Instead of posting an issue, I figured I might as well post a pull request.