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The standard solution for default browser is associating x-scheme-handler/http. Perhaps we need a NixOS module for MIME apps spec.
Actually, what GNOME Control Center does, it finds applications that support the http handler and associate the selected application with all the MIME types it lists in the desktop file. We would probably want something more granular.
Since the use case in this case was for Eclipse, I think we should do something which Eclipse supports. Standards are great, but if the application of interest doesn't support it, it doesn't seem to solve anything.
You could argue that someone should open a bug in Eclipse (and I would agree). However, having such an option would still be useful for the large amount of software which doesn't support such standards.
I have not checked whether Eclipse supports this particular standard, but I expect it does not.
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Issue description
It should be possible to define a default system browser (Debian has
sensible-browser
for that). This setting can then be used by other modules.Example interface:
It depends on the use case when "firefox" is better or "${pkgs.firefox}/bin/firefox". Perhaps we should just have both options.
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