Prevent iTunes web previews from opening iTunes automatically

I clicked the "do nothing" as well as "remember my response..." but actually want this option back. Does anyone know how to reset this option (for a mac)? I don't see anything in the preferences.

Great tip guys, I downloaded the pref pane and apply my changes in less than 5 minutes. I'm loving it!!!

I'd like to be able to turn off the Weblinks as I do have iTunes running all the time and these web previews are a pain in the butt.

Using Firefox, is this "fix" the same for Windows (I'm on XP SP3) users?

-AreJay

Actually Google Chrome on Mac does pop up an External Protocol Request dialog box that gives you two choices 1) Do Nothing & 2) Launch application and there is a check box to remember your choice. @cdogg you probably set it to remember to Launch the app so now it does it each time. I'm not yet sure where it stores this info to change it. But it does by default ask you what you want to do and you could set it to remember to do nothing and then the prompt won't display and you will have to manually click the View in iTunes button on the web preview.

Or just use Chrome. Chrome's default settings (on a PC; haven't tried on my Mac) make it ask before opening an external app (at least iTunes). So you get the browser page plus a huge (I mean it) dialog box asking for consent to open iTunes which I usually deny.

Or you might just use a userscript such as

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/71794

or

https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/oookoagggbojjfppmpolekejedpkjkmi

which will do the same thing but preserves the possibility to click on an itunes:// link if you wish to.

One problem, if you do this then the "View in iTunes" link won't work either! I suppose you could always drag it onto the iTunes dock icon, but having to do that would annoy me as much as it opening automatically I think.

RCDefaultApp appears as "Default App" in System Preferences.

I was wondering how to do this. Thanks.