Success! With "apt --installed list" I found out that midori wasn't installed correctly, but chromium was (although it was called "chromium-browser" and not just "chromium") so I used @chromium-browser instead and @touch, and voila! Now I just need to figure out how to hide the cursor and the "chrom...

First: Can you open LXTerminal and start it from there, using "midori"? Maybe a dumb question, but is the command for starting an application simply the applications name? So if I simply type "midori" in the terminal midori should start? When I do that, I get the response "-bash: midori: command no...

Ok, so I've tried removing all the parameters, and restarting with just @midori (and separately; @chromium) but with the same result. The pi boots to desktop, and nothing else.

Thanks JimmyN! I'll try when I get home.

DougieLawson: I heard that Midori was alright, I already installed chromium but thought the problem was with Chromium, so I installed Midori to try.
So I understand that you recommend Chromium over Midori? Why is Midori awful?

Hello! I've bought the Pi 2, running Jessie and I am trying to autostart midori, but the Pi just boots to the default screen. I read on this forum ( https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=131760&p=0&e=0&sid=d31bdd09dd4b3e89de249e59d35ef44e ) that I should use the autostart in LXDE-p...

Hi. Sorry for bumping, but I still have the same problem. I am very new to Raspberry Pi and Raspbian, so it may be a simple solution. I am trying to autostart midori, but the Pi just boots to the default screen. I've done what you guys said and used the autostart " nano ~/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/a...