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URL link opens in IE although Firefox is my default - why?
Haven't used my Win 10 Pro 64-bit much yet. But just noticed a problem.
I have installed a program called HippoEdit, which is an advanced text editor for creating and editing code. (I'm not a coder -- I'm just starting to learn VBA for Word, and this program HippoEdit was offered for free on GiveAwayOfTheDay, so I grabbed it. Haven't used it yet but was looking at it just now.)
Its Help page has a URL link to Introduction [HippoEDIT Wiki]. When I click on it, the link opens in Internet Explorer, not my Firefox. Why?
I double-checked, and Firefox is my designated default program for opening all .htm, .html, .url and web links.
So why does this link Introduction [HippoEDIT Wiki] open in IE?
(HippoEdit itself is a text-editing window that looks like a cross of Word 2003, Notepad and maybe a browser. Do you think it is somehow connected to IE? It is not made by Microsoft. And even its own settings show Firefox as a default for .html. So, no, I don't think there's any hidden link to IE.)
What do you think?