how to change atom-live-server default browser
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Does anyone have experience changing the default browser for atom-live-server? The documentation says to add, {"browser" : "browser-name"}, to atom-live-server.json. I did that and the default live server browser did not change from Chrome which is my default browser for macos 10.14.1. Here is the atom-live-server.json file, but it didn't work.
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
}
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
Does atom-live-server always use the macos default browser so you can't actually change it?
Thanks for your help.
atom-editor
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
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asked Nov 17 at 22:14
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Does anyone have experience changing the default browser for atom-live-server? The documentation says to add, {"browser" : "browser-name"}, to atom-live-server.json. I did that and the default live server browser did not change from Chrome which is my default browser for macos 10.14.1. Here is the atom-live-server.json file, but it didn't work.
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
}
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
Does atom-live-server always use the macos default browser so you can't actually change it?
Thanks for your help.
atom-editor
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
6,82542539
asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
11
add a comment |
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Does anyone have experience changing the default browser for atom-live-server? The documentation says to add, {"browser" : "browser-name"}, to atom-live-server.json. I did that and the default live server browser did not change from Chrome which is my default browser for macos 10.14.1. Here is the atom-live-server.json file, but it didn't work.
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
}
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
Does atom-live-server always use the macos default browser so you can't actually change it?
Thanks for your help.
atom-editor
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
6,82542539
asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
11
Does anyone have experience changing the default browser for atom-live-server? The documentation says to add, {"browser" : "browser-name"}, to atom-live-server.json. I did that and the default live server browser did not change from Chrome which is my default browser for macos 10.14.1. Here is the atom-live-server.json file, but it didn't work.
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
}
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
Does atom-live-server always use the macos default browser so you can't actually change it?
Thanks for your help.
atom-editor
atom-editor
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
6,82542539
asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
11
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
6,82542539
asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
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edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
6,82542539
edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
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edited Nov 17 at 22:48
idleberg
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asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
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asked Nov 17 at 22:14
ecodoc
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It looks like this is caused by a simple syntax error in your JSON file. You need to separate keys with a comma. Your file should look like the following (note the comma on line 10):
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
},
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
answered Nov 17 at 22:51
idleberg
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I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
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It looks like this is caused by a simple syntax error in your JSON file. You need to separate keys with a comma. Your file should look like the following (note the comma on line 10):
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
},
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
answered Nov 17 at 22:51
idleberg
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I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
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up vote
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It looks like this is caused by a simple syntax error in your JSON file. You need to separate keys with a comma. Your file should look like the following (note the comma on line 10):
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
},
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
answered Nov 17 at 22:51
idleberg
6,82542539
I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
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It looks like this is caused by a simple syntax error in your JSON file. You need to separate keys with a comma. Your file should look like the following (note the comma on line 10):
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
},
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
answered Nov 17 at 22:51
idleberg
6,82542539
It looks like this is caused by a simple syntax error in your JSON file. You need to separate keys with a comma. Your file should look like the following (note the comma on line 10):
{
"atom-workspace": {
"ctrl-alt-3": "atom-live-server:start-3000",
"ctrl-alt-4": "atom-live-server:start-4000",
"ctrl-alt-5": "atom-live-server:start-5000",
"ctrl-alt-8": "atom-live-server:start-8000",
"ctrl-alt-9": "atom-live-server:start-9000",
"ctrl-alt-l": "atom-live-server:startServer",
"ctrl-alt-q": "atom-live-server:stopServer"
},
{
"browser" : "Firefox"
}
}
answered Nov 17 at 22:51
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answered Nov 17 at 22:51
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I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
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Nov 19 at 7:02
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I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
I added the comma but that had no effect. Still opens in Chrome.
– ecodoc
Nov 19 at 7:02
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