[9.0-9.0aRC1 x32] Internal Associations behavior changed?

[artt]

In v9.0 x32 and 9.0aRC1 x32 Internal Associations are NOT working as in previous versions (8.52a):

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Filter1=*.pdf;*.mobi
Filter1_open=""%COMMANDER_PATH%\UTILS\PDF-XChange Viewer\PDFXCview.exe" "%1""
Filter1.icon="%COMMANDER_PATH%\UTILS\PDF-XChange Viewer\PDFXCview.exe"
Filter2=*.url
Filter2_open=""%COMMANDER_PATH%\UTILS\AHK_Scripts\UrlExtended.exe" "%1""
Filter2.icon="%COMMANDER_PATH%\UTILS\AHK_Scripts\UrlExt.ico"

If i select a .pdf file and press "ENTER", or i Left Mouse Double-click on it, or i select "Open internal" in context menu,
then PDFXCview.exe run and load the .pdf file. (this is what i expected)

But if i select a .url file and press "ENTER", or i Left Mouse Double-click on it,
then default browser run and open the .url's link (as in windows explored or if there is NO internal Association for .url files)
Only if i select "Open internal" in context menu,
then UrlExtended.exe run and get the .url file in it's command line.

It seems that if a system Association exists for a file type (.url), then Internal Associations are ignored for "ENTER" and Left Mouse Double-click actions.
Is this a bug or a by-desine behavior?


EDIT:
OK I found it in History:
29.04.16 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] OpenUrls=0 turns off new feature to follow .url files to folders with TC (32/64)
29.04.16 Added: Follow .url files pointing to directories within Total Commander. Format: [InternetShortcut]<newline>URL=file://c:/path or URL=c:\path (32/64)

if i set [Configuration] OpenUrls=0 in wincmd.ini, the internal association for .url files is used as in previous versions (8.52a)
of course the new feature "Follow .url files pointing to directories within Total Commander" is not working any more

[ghisler(Author)]

Thanks for your report. Indeed this change of handling urls internally broke internal associations for url files. I will fix it.

[artt]

Using [TC 9.0aRC2 x32] Internal Associations are NOT ignored any more for .url files if [Configuration] OpenUrls=1 (or not exist) in wincmd.ini.

• - For "ENTER", Left Mouse Double-click, and "Open internal" in context menu, the .url file is openning with app configured in Internal Associations.

• - If i select the 2nd item (FileName.url) in context menu, then the [InternetShortcut]<newline>URL= target is opened to the browser or using the new feature if it is a FilePath.

Thanks ghisler
Best Regards

[ghisler(Author)]

Great, thanks!