Bug#237118: nautilus: opening an http location adds a bunch of translated File menus

[Marius Gedminas]

Hi,

On Sat, Jan 29, 2005 at 02:52:45PM +0100, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> > 1. Start Nautilus
> > 2. Hit Ctrl+L and type 'www.debian.org' in the location box.  Hit enter.
> > 3. The Debian home page is opened.  Look at the menu bar.
> 
> > The menu bar contains the usual items (File, Edit, View, Go, Bookmarks)
> > and then a bunch of translations of the File menu in strange languages
>
> Do you still get the issue with the current versions ?

I tried it, but I can't get Nautilus to open 'www.debian.org' any more.
On my laptop (which now runs Ubuntu Hoary) I get (translating from
Lithuanian) "Cannot open http://www.debian.org": it is not a folder".
On a desktop at work (Debian unstable) I get "The Word Processor view
encountered an error while starting up.".

Wait a minute.  I typed "http://www.debian.org" instead of just
"www.debian.org", and I got what looks like a word processor embedded in
a new Nautilus window, displaying an empty page.  There are no extra
translated menu items.

I suspect that I just don't have the same nautilus plugin installed on
either machine.

Marius Gedminas
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