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We're not trying to do that sort of thing with Growl, it's not within the scope of the project. This would be considered feature/scope creep I'd also be curious as to how many would actually understand and/or use such functionality versus the consternation it might generate. OK, now I got it *g* Th...

It's not about that, it's about scope. I see. You mean that the browser pops up suddenly and the user gets irritated? Well, for me it would be no problem because all http-Growl-messages are being sent by me. Technically, I think that a "[x] enable URL opening" on per-application-basis&quo...

Then no, Growl does not and will not provide this functionality. Ack. But I guess something like "[x] open http-URLs in messages in your browser" might be very cool for a number of things in OS X. Not just for my problem now ... A "bad" software cannot use this for illegal thing...

If the application sending utilizes a clickback and the user clicks it, it will send that application notice that the notification got clicked. Then the app can do what it wants with it, including what you just suggested. Ah, thanks! I did not knew that. But this is not what I need ;-) I usually se...

Hi! Is it reasonable/possible, that Growl can start the default web browser with an URL provided in a Growl-message? Growl has to parse the message and if the format is OK/matched, start a new tab in the default browser with the URL given. What needs to be done for this feature? Is it possible at al...

The_Tick wrote:http://trac.growl.info/trac/ticket/226

Perfect. I am waiting in vain :-)

Hi! Maybe there is a possibility but maybe not (I'm new to Mac and very new to the very GREAT tool Growl): Is there a feature (or a feature-request), where Growl detects URLs in the message body and converts them to a klickable URL where my preferred browser starts? Background: I am using a linux-se...