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Adding Webmail link to email links

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donens
donens
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Been trying to get my webmail account to open when I click to email someone online. All I get is to open an application, which I don't use. I use online webmail account using a http to access my webmail account. Can you help with how to add this to the Application list when clicking on an online email link?

Been trying to get my webmail account to open when I click to email someone online. All I get is to open an application, which I don't use. I use online webmail account using a http to access my webmail account. Can you help with how to add this to the Application list when clicking on an online email link?

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Scribe
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Hi, please see if this helps - Applications panel - Set how Firefox handles different types of files.

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donens
donens Fragesteller
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I've looked at the applications panel but there does not seem anything that allows me to open my webmail directly from the email links on websites. I can open my webmail in Firefox but then have to copy/paste the email address and compose my email. Can't I insert a http address into the applications to accomplish this?