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If \code{browser} supports remote control and \R knows how to perform
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If \code{browser} supports remote control and \R knows how to perform
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it, the URL is opened in any already-running browser or a new one if
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it, the URL is opened in any already-running browser or a new one if
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necessary. This mechanism currently is available for browsers which
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necessary. This mechanism currently is available for browsers which
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support the \code{"-remote openURL(...)"} interface (which includes
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support the \code{"-remote openURL(...)"} interface (which includes
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Mozilla and Opera), \I{Galeon}, \I{KDE} \I{konqueror} (\emph{via} \I{kfmclient}) and
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Mozilla and Opera), \I{Epiphany}, \I{KDE} \I{konqueror} (\emph{via} \I{kfmclient}) and
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the GNOME interface to Mozilla. (Firefox has dropped support, but
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the GNOME interface to Mozilla. (Firefox has dropped support, but
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defaults to using an already-running browser.) Note that the type of
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defaults to using an already-running browser.) Note that the type of
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browser is determined from its name, so this mechanism will only be
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browser is determined from its name, so this mechanism will only be
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used if the browser is installed under its canonical name.
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used if the browser is installed under its canonical name.
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