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How do I use a different web browser to open links

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pkx2mak
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I am using Thunderbird 38 on Windows 7. The default web browser is set to IE. However, I want to use Firefox when I click on links inside of Thunderbird. How do I make this change?

I am using Thunderbird 38 on Windows 7. The default web browser is set to IE. However, I want to use Firefox when I click on links inside of Thunderbird. How do I make this change?

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christ1
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Make Firefox your default browser. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Hyperlinks-in-Messages-Not-Working#w_check-that-the-operating-systems-default-browser-is-specified

pkx2mak
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This is not an otpion. IE must stay as the system default. In previous versions of Thunderbird you could dictate a browser change. I am hoping someone can figure out how to make this happen in 38