This isn’t the first time Microsoft has tried to force users to at least try its new browser, which replaced Internet Explorer with the release of Windows 10 in July 2015. The reason for the change is because “Microsoft Edge enables you to be more productive, organised and creative without sacrificing your battery life or security”, the company says. Windows Mail is the default email client that comes pre-installed on Windows 10 supporting various different email providers including Google’s Gmail. The change will ignore the wishes of the user, opening links in Edge regardless of which app is their designated default browser. In case you are using an unsupported browser, or if you have other specific needs (for example your application is in Electron), you can use the standalone application.In the release notes for Microsoft’s latest early version of Windows 10, sent out to its so called Insiders, the Redmond-based company said: “We will begin testing a change where links clicked on within the Windows Mail app will open in Microsoft Edge, which provides the best, most secure and consistent experience on Windows 10 and across your devices.” If you need to use the devtools in InPrivate mode or when you open an HTML file directly, you need to change the extension settings. Install the extension on the Edge Store: Install on Edge Settings # Make sure the relevant settings are set:.Click on Manage Option on Vue.js devtools Extension Options.

If you need to use the devtools in incognito mode, you need to change the extension settings. Install Beta version from Repository Settings # To install or update the beta version of the devtools, remove or disable any existing versions, go to one of repository beta releases and download the xpi file.

Install the extension on the Mozilla Addons website: Install on Firefox Beta # If you need to use the devtools in incognito mode or when you open an HTML file directly, you need to change the extension settings.Ĭlick on the Details button on the Vue.js Devtools extension. Install Beta version on Chrome Settings # To install the beta version of the devtools, remove or disable any existing versions and install the extension from here.

Install the extension on the Chrome Web Store: Install on Chrome Beta # Install on Chrome Install on Firefox Install on Edge Standalone app Chrome #

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