I upgraded my iMac from 10.9 to 10.10 yesterday.
Very soon after upgrade, I tried to spotlight "Chrome".
It wasn't found. Lots of things weren't being found, possibly due to reindexing activity that was occurring immediately following the upgrade.
I went to my Applications folder and Chrome wasn't there.
So I downloaded a fresh copy of chrome and copied it to my Applications folder.
Everything seemed fine.
But now when I try to access History in Safari, it tries to pull up the url chrome://history.
And I get a dialog box saying "There is no application set to open the URL chrome://history"
This did not happen on my macbook; I don't think I did anything differently during the upgrade.
Anyone have any thoughts on how to correct this?
Thanks.
Very soon after upgrade, I tried to spotlight "Chrome".
It wasn't found. Lots of things weren't being found, possibly due to reindexing activity that was occurring immediately following the upgrade.
I went to my Applications folder and Chrome wasn't there.
So I downloaded a fresh copy of chrome and copied it to my Applications folder.
Everything seemed fine.
But now when I try to access History in Safari, it tries to pull up the url chrome://history.
And I get a dialog box saying "There is no application set to open the URL chrome://history"
This did not happen on my macbook; I don't think I did anything differently during the upgrade.
Anyone have any thoughts on how to correct this?
Thanks.