How to Change Default Web Browser with Single Click

There are quite a number of great and free web browsers being offered to the market such as Firefox, Opera and Safari and if you only have one web browser installed, you might encounter some display issues or even not able to access to the webpage. Different browsers perform differently and are very much depending on what you are doing with them, therefore install multiple web browsers has became a norm nowadays. If you would like to change default browser to another from time to time based on the need, instead of looking around to change the default setting manually, now there is a free utility, named as BrowserTraySwitch that is able to help you to perform the switching easily.

BrowserTraySwitcher is a free and tiny utility that allows you to change your default web browser with just a single click. Once you install and run it, it doesn’t launch with any interface but instead will just sit at system tray silently. It will detect and add all web browsers that have been installed in your computer to the system tray context menu list automatically. To change default web browser, just click on the system tray icon and select any web browsers from the context menu list.

You probably wonder what the advantage of changing default browser is. When you make the web browser as default, any links you click will be automatically launched by using the default web browser, that makes it one of the useful utilities in your PC system.

Related Articles

• Firefox Add-ons – InstaClick v1.4 Opens Multiple Tabs with Single Click
• How to Edit or Change File Type or Extension Associations (Default Programs) in Windows Vista
• How to Change Windows Explorer Default Folder
• How to Change Default View Source Editor (HTML Viewer) in IE8
• Change Default Settings for Anti-Aliasing Smaller Text In Firefox 3 (OS X only)
• How to Change IE Default View Source Editor from Notepad to Other Text Editors
• How to Change Default Windows Installation Path to Your Desired Path
• How to Change the Default Open Folder When Outlook Startup
• Change My Documents Folder Default Location Path in XP and Vista
• Download Free LacunaLauncher to Launch Multiple Programs with Single Click

This entry was posted on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 at 11:31 pm and is filed under Utilities. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.