Safari is a popular browser choice for those who live in the Apple ecosystem. All your tabs sync across all devices, you can pick up where you left off on other devices with Hand Off, among other things.
However, every user is different and sometimes you’ll want to choose a different web browser for various reasons. Follow along to learn how to do so on your Mac.
Mac: How to set default web browser
- Fire up System Preferences, and then click on General.
- You’ll then see a selection box to choose your default web browser. By default, this will be Safari, but if you have other browsers you’d like to pick, simply tap on the box, and choose your browser of choice. Now, when you tap a link in Mail, Messages, Notes, or wherever else, it will now open in said browser instead of Safari.
For more help getting the most out of your Apple devices, check out our how to guide as well as the following articles:
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- How to update macOS in Mojave
- iOS 12: How to use the animated Activity app stickers in Messages
- How to enable High Quality Streaming in Apple Music over cellular
- How to reset your AirPods
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