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Hi folks,
Even though I've told Outlook to open links in my default browser (see attachment) and Chrome is my default browser, links are opening in Edge. My company's IT policies won't let me uninstall Edge. Is there any other way to prevent this behavior? Thanks, Beej |
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If Outlook is not honoring your Options choice:
If you are in a IT Managed Environment, there may be a Group Policy over-ridding your Options setting. Web links from Outlook and Teams open in Microsoft Edge in side-by-side view | Microsoft Learn You can also try changing your Windows Default Browser: How to set Chrome as default browser for Outlook links And turn off the Outlook Sidebar (if applicable): How do I make outlook RESPECT DEFAULT BROWSER - Microsoft Q&A Some links can be "hard coded" to open in Edge: Redirecting |
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If you are really hard core, you can try Edge Redirect. I have never used this program and can not offer any advice about it's use.
See this Eleven Forum post (It's about Word, but the concept is the same) Word - Copilot in Right Click menu | Windows 11 Forum |
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