For a deeper dive, please see this issue on Github.Īs you may know, Tab for a Cause lets people easily raise money for nonprofits, for free. We are hoping to be able to support Firefox again in the future. Close the window to save your changes.Our team is saddened and disappointed that we cannot currently support a Tab for a Cause add-on for Firefox. Firefox is now listed as your default browser.Click Firefox in the list to set it as the default browser. This will open the Choose an app screen.Microsoft Edge logo to open the window that will let you choose It may not be intuitive, but you need to click on the The Webīrowser icon will say either “Microsoft Edge” or “Choose your defaultīrowser”. Scroll down and click the entry under Web browser. The Windows Settings app will open with the Choose default apps screen.When you open Firefox for the first time, you will be asked if you’d like to make it your default browser.If other browsers work fine i don't think this is Windows problem If this doesn't work you may have a broken setup. Mozilla published a blog entry about how to do that here. This is very frustrating and I don't know what more I can do about it. If doing that would have closed the issue once and for all, I would have settled for that, but that's the "solution" after every reboot of the OS! I have tried everything that has to do with settings Firefox as the default browser in the system, including going through the Settings of Windows, going from the Settings of Firefox, setting default files and protocols, but nothing helps except for re-installing Firefox. Is it a Win10 issue? Is it an FF issue? What can I do more about this? Once I do it for Chrome (in ANY of the mentioned ways), it works exactly like it should.
I should mention that I have used all possible ways to set FF as the default browser in the system - from FF itself of couse, from the settings of the system, from file associations, program association and so on. That's when I realized that the issue is with the definition of the default browser on Win10. After I checked a few things, I also got to change the defualt browser to Chrome and the links worked. It started when I noticed that nothing happens when I click on links in email messages on Outlook.
I have recently upgraded my Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 and basically everything seems to be working fine.Įxcept for the fact that Win10 won't get Firefox as the default browser in the system.
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