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About Changing the brower of Windows Messenger...

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Today I just installed FireFox and make it my primary browser on the computer....

 

but every time I click to see my mails on Windows messenger icon, it always opens IE....

 

Does any one know how to change the browser on the Messenger?

 

Albert

I tried it right now, and doggone, you're right.

 

I thought setting FireFox to default browser would do the trick. I guess not.

 

I have a detour to your solution: DON'T USE MESSENGER! :D Have you tried Trillian? Nice little program. :)

As far as I know you can't.

 

Seeing as most MSN portals are designed to break with non-IE browsers though it's probably something that's best to just put up with.

 

I get around it by never allowing my hotmail address to be used for mail.

I get around it by never allowing my hotmail address to be used for mail.

 

Speaking of which, I've noticed that some of my friends use non-hotmail e-mails to sign into MSN [i.e. @sympatico.ca, @m1.net ...]. How'd they do that? & what happens when the MSN connects [like the pop-up saying how many e-mails you have, since it's no longer hotmail] ?

You don't need a hotmail or MSN address to make a Passport account. That's sort of the point.

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