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Originally Posted by Doitsu
This might be a file association problem.
I had problems with the Linux version in the past: css files were automatically opened with Geany (a text editor) instead of the web browser. Uninstalling and re-installing Geany fixed the problem.
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If you've had success altering/restoring .css file associations, I'll not argue, but that doesn't really jive with what I'm seeing in Sigil's code. The CSS Validation tool in Sigil never tries to open the css file with a default application. It just dumps the contents of the css file to a temporary html file (as form data which will auto-submit to the correct W3C url after 3 seconds), and then opens that temp html file with whatever the default handler for html files is on that system.