Windows 11 adds 'default browser' selection, showing signs of improvement in Microsoft Edge enclosure strategy
Windows 11 is known to have
Microsoft is finally making it easier to switch default browsers in Windows 11 --The Verge
https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/29/23001277/microsoft-windows-11-default-browser-new-options
The 'default browser' is the browser that is automatically selected when you click the URL of a web page or open an HTML file. In the past Windows, the 'default browser' was a single click from the setting screen of each browser. It was possible to change the setting of. However, in Windows 11, the procedure for changing the 'default browser' has been changed to 'manually change from the' default app 'menu in' Settings '', changing to a non-Microsoft browser such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Was troublesome.
The change procedure, which was pointed out as troublesome to change the settings, looks like this. For example, if you want to set Google Chrome to 'Default Browser', first click 'Set as Default' in Google Chrome.
The 'Default apps' menu of 'Settings' will open automatically, so find and click 'Google Chrome'.
Then, the file formats available in Google Chrome will be displayed in a row, so you need to select the file formats you want to handle in Google Chrome one by one.
In the new Windows 11 update 'KB5011563 (OS Build 22000.593)' released at the end of March 2022, the setting procedure of this 'default browser' has been changed. The procedure to select each browser from the 'Default apps' menu in 'Settings' is the same, but a new item 'Make Google Chrome the default browser' has been added. When you click 'Set as default' placed in the item ...
HTM and HTML files are set to open in Google Chrome. The number of clicks required to change the 'default browser' is reduced compared to the previous procedure.
Also, in Windows 11, when you click the link to the web page placed in 'Settings' etc., the behavior that Microsoft Edge is opened ignoring the 'default browser' was also
In addition, Mozilla Firefox
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