Windows 11 finally change browser with one click

Microsoft is finally making it easy to change your default program in Windows 11. One (KB5011563) ξεκίνησε να κυκλοφορεί αυτήν την εβδομάδα επιτρέπει στους χρήστες των Windows 11 να αλλάζουν το προεπιλεγμένο πρόγραμμα περιήγησης με ένα .

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The new one-click browser switching method is available for all Windows 11 users.

Initially, Windows 11 was released without making it easy to switch between the default browsers, which was very simple in Windows 10.

Microsoft was forcing its users Windows 11 to change too many file extensions or protocol operators for HTTP, HTTPS, .HTML, and .HTM to eventually switch browsers.

Η naturally defended its decision to make it harder to switch Windows 11 defaults, but rival browser makers like Mozilla, Brave and even Chrome criticized Microsoft's approach.

In the latest Windows 11 update, from the Default applications section, you can simply search for the browser that interests you. A button then appears asking if you want to set it as the default. The whole process is done with a single click, no relation to the way the company used before.

Microsoft seems to have listened to the feedback and criticism it received on the changes it made to Windows 11. The company claims that it continues to improve Windows 11 every month, with updates like this or bigger ones with improvements to και στη γραμμή εργασιών.

Microsoft now plans to present in detail all the changes in Windows 11 at an event on April 5.

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