Given the symptoms described below, it the issue seems likely to be some misconfiguration of the router, which unfortunately I'm not in a position to change.
#Chrome for mac will not open a website pro
This is on a Retina Macbook Pro with 10.8.3 Mountain Lion. These include Google search, Facebook and, but for some reason Gmail is ok. When accessing the internet from my home connection, Google Chrome has trouble accessing certain sites that use https. It's possible that others still have the same issue and that answers to this question might help them - but it seems more likely that my problem was fixed long ago and that more recent issues are actually a different problem. I personally haven't experienced this problem for several years. * Once complete conversation about this topic, kindly Mark and Vote any replies to benefit others reading this thread.Please note: this question is from 2013, but it's received some recent answers (2017). Appreciate your efforts and understanding!Ĭlark - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here. Your voice will promote the developer team of SharePoint develop the feature in SharePoint. I understand you may need the setting in SharePoint library and would suggest you vote and leave comments in the thread:Įnable user specific preference for open documents in browser or desktop. Open file links directly in Office desktop apps
“Open file links directly in Office desktop apps” in Office apps> File >Options >Advanced >Link Set up “Open in browser by default“ for open files in the library.
But workaround solutionĬould works for all users of the library quickly:ġ. However, the setting is not available in SharePoint library now. Network tab and you may find red error that indicates browser failed to open URL with “ms-word” Prefix.Ī solution could be letting users with F3 open files in browser by default and Users with E3 Open files in desktop apps by default. Click F12 to open Developer Tool interface, click However, if Office programs are not installed on the Devices, the URL doesn’t work so you may get nothing when click the file name. The URL with Protocol and then open the file in desktop apps. when try to open the file by click its name, the modern browser would open The reason for the issue could be if we set open in desktop in desktop apps by default, the file name will redirect to URL with Protocol such as Word protocol. I can repro the issue if I uninstall Office on my test environment, enable open in desktop apps by default for a library, then try to open the document with account that don’t have licenseįor Office desktop app. You see what i mean? I was hoping for any technical workarrond, like changing registry settings for document handlers or anything like that, but I just couldn't find anything for exaclty my problem yet. If I disable it, all works fine again for F3, but the E3 have to make more clicks. Just to be sure that you tested under the exactly same circumstances: Did you try to open a document from a SharePoint online library that was set to open the document in the desktop app by default? Thats the source of the problem in my case, makes lifeĮasier for the E3 users but has the disadvantage for the F3. I tested it in every combination and got info from dozens of To answer your second question: We have several hundred users and devices in our company, I can confirm that every user with an F3 licence is affected from the problem, regardless of the device. It might be a workarround just for this case of course, however it does not really feel like a good solution to switch back to a completely outdated browser. Thanks again for your answer, I just tried it with "good old" IE11 and it works. Is there any solution or workarround for that? If we change the settings in the library, the E3 users will complain, and if we leave it like that, F3 users are complaining because they have to do one more step to open a document every time, and it feels They need to right-click every time and select "open in browser" The E3 users dont see any changes, but for the F3 users simply nothing happens at all if they click on the document name. Using Google Chrome or Edge Chromium however, this is not working anymore. This was working without any problems as long as we were using Microsoft Edge, the link to a document opened in the desktop app for the E3 users, and opened in word/excel online for the F3 users who dont have the desktop apps available. Most of the SharePoint online libraries have been set to open documents in the desktop app by default, to make it easier for the E3 users.īoth E3 and F3 users are working with SharePoint online. We have users in our company with Office 365 E3 licences (including the office desktop apps) and others with F3 licences.
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