Windows 7 - Live Messenger v Firefox
Asked By ml3ave
27-Jan-09 06:51 AM
Hi,
I am using Firefox as my default Internet Browser (sorry for the Microsoft
folks!! ;-) ).
Since I moved to Windows Live Messenger 2009, when I open "Hotmail" from
WLM, hotmail starts in firefox and not in Internet Explorer anymore.
I guess this behaviour is normal but I don't like it as hotmail is not
automatically opened in firefox, it is necessary to type again the
password...
Is there a way to return to the previous behaviour?
Thanks in advance,
Kindest Regards,
Windows Vista
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Kindest
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Firefox
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Ubuntu
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Noscript
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Gmarks
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Dans
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WLM
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John The Geek replied...
I share your chagrin as I use Firefox as my default browser for the
security factor (noscript and gmarks). I do not believe it is possible
to have WLM use a different browser than what you have selected as you
default unless there is a setting in the options, or perhaps a register
hack that could be applied. I guess you can't have your cake and eat it
too. :-)
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John The Geek replied...
I share your chagrin as I use Firefox as my default browser for the
security factor (noscript and gmarks). I do not believe it is possible
to have WLM use a different browser than what you have selected as you
default unless there is a setting in the options, or perhaps a register
hack that could be applied. I guess you can't have your cake and eat it
too. :-)
--
*************************************************
* Cranky Geeks Rule http://www.crankygeeks.com
* I want to be a Cranky Geek
* running Ubuntu 8.04, Windows Vista and Mac OS X
* on one wireless network, all talking nicely
*************************************************
ml3ave replied...
Thanks for your response!!
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