Can you please explain this further?
in the meantime, rather than clicking on something designed to trigger the browser itself, try opening the browser first and typing in the URL.
Found this:
1. The "Default Reset" Trick
Sometimes the system thinks a browser is set, but the configuration file is empty.
- Open Settings (from the Zorin Menu).
- Go to Default Applications on the left.
- Next to Web, click the dropdown. Even if your browser is already selected, click a different one (like "Web" or "Firefox"), wait a second, and then select your preferred browser again.
- This force-writes the configuration to the
mimeapps.listfile.
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Thank you for your reply. The problem was resolved after I followed your advice and also reinstalled GNOME Online Accounts (sudo apt install gnome-online-accounts). Then I restarted, and now it works.
Thank you very much for your help—I really appreciate it. ![]()
Great.
Welcome to Zorin and welcome to the forum.
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If I use Nautilus for OneDrive is there an add-on to get offline access? I need offline files on my laptop, since I may not always be connected to an Internet connection.