[solved]kdemod 4.3.4: news widget opens kate instead of browser

Hi,
i'm having a persistent problem with the news widget under kdemod 4.3.4.
Whenever I click on one of the news feeds it launches kate and I see the html source code.
How can I change this behavior that the browser will be launched instead?
The browser is already set as standard application for html files.
thanks in advance
bel
Last edited by belbono (2010-02-05 13:30:59)

Thanks for this.. I already checked that but now I stumbled over a strange behavior:
Kate was on top of the list of associated applications. Moving a browser on top was possible, but after pressing 'apply' kate was on top of the list again. Must be some kind of bug..
Anyway, I removed kate from the list and now everything is alright. even kate is in the list again, but on a lower position...

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