Installing using the link you provided worked. When Messenger prompted to update, I opted not to, now my links open in Chrome once again. Thanks!
new messenger opens links in EDGE instead of default browser.
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Hi
I just made the asked the messenger update, and now all external links opens up in EDGE instead of my default browser. And I see no option to set it back.
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2024-12-15T04:53:47+00:00 One might argue that a good web site doesn't need apps. Especially for services that are by nature online activities.
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2024-12-14T21:50:33+00:00 I believe Firefox has its own method of creating web apps, and it works fine in Vivaldi (Chromium-based). But a good app shouldn't NEED workarounds like this, is the point we're all still making to each other.