How do I work with Change Default Browser? | TechnoEnclave

Nowadays, many users make use of multiple web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, FireFox, Google Chrome for navigating Internet. However, you can use only one browser as default. You should set the default browser using the options available on the browser. Beginners will not be familiar with the process involved and will cause confusion.

With the help of the freeware named Change Default Browser, you can easily change your default web browser in Windows operating system. Moreover, the utility can also fix file association errors and FTP/HTTP/HTTPs protocol open modes including support for Internet Explorer (IE), Firefox, Chrome and Opera web browser.

In order to work with Change Default Browser, you should download and install it on your system. The freeware can be easily installed within less than a minute. The default user interface looks like as shown below

Figure 1 – Change Default Browser User Interface

By default, the freeware is configured to work with Internet Explorer. You can modify it to either FireFox or Google Chrome by selecting the relevant radio button and clicking button titled Set Default Browser. Please note that you will view the options only if you have installed FireFox, Google Chrome or Opera.

Figure 2 – Change Default Browser in Action

A view of Internet Explorer (Tools | Internet Options | Programs menu) before and after using Change Default Browser freeware looks like as shown below

Figure 3 – Before Change Default Browser

Figure 4 – After Change Default Browser

You can see the real effect if you attempt to view the blog post using Windows Live Writer after submission. As you can see from the above screenshots, the freeware really works as expected.

From my point of view, Change Default Browser is one of the light weight freeware available to change the default browser without any difficulty.