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Need to add Comcast email web address to "mail to". Firefox is only allowing to search for an application.

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mxshiel
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I would like to use my comast.net mail as my "mail to" in Firefox.

I open mailto under tools/options/applications, and then choose "use other" to add comcast email. The window that opens is "select helper application", and there are no items in "send this item to:"

I would assume that to add comcast, I would choose the browse button, but then the drop down is only giving me the "applications" option to open.

How do I add an https?

I would like to use my comast.net mail as my "mail to" in Firefox. I open mailto under tools/options/applications, and then choose "use other" to add comcast email. The window that opens is "select helper application", and there are no items in "send this item to:" I would assume that to add comcast, I would choose the browse button, but then the drop down is only giving me the "applications" option to open. How do I add an https?

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http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Changing+the+e-mail+program+used+by+Firefox#Using_webmail_services

Note: Firefox 3.5 and Firefox 3.6 include only Gmail and Yahoo! Mail support by default. You may add other services when they add support for this Firefox feature.

Check with the Comcast support forum to see if another Firefox user using Comcast has figured out the code necessary code needed to get it to work.