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Firefox As Default Browser

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This might sound like a stupid question but how do I set Firefox to be my default browser so that Safari stops opening up if I click on something that requires a browser?
 

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You'll do this in Safari. Go to the Prefs, then you'll see, where to choose from in the General tab.
 
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In Safari. Yeah sounds weird huh? But yeah in Safari Prefs you can change it.

Safari-Preferences-General-Default Web Browser

Change it and you are set to go. I would clear cache too.
 
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You mean to clear the cache in Safari or in Firefox?
 
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In Safari. It is always good to clear it once in a while in all browsers. Sometimes that's what slows down browsers over time. Simple clearing will speed it back up.
 

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