browsermicrosoft-outlook
I use Firefox as my default browser, but I want all links from Microsoft Outlook to be opened in Chrome. I need it because of separation – I use Firefox for one kind of work and Chrome for another.
Here the solution for a similar problem was proposed, but I want a different browser, not a different engine for displaying pages.
No, even though you are making "applications shortcut" it is still using Chrome browser. Thus any link open in the "application shortcut" will be open by the corresponding application. Unless there is an extension, which I checked. You can drag the link to firefox and that should open it too.
Good Luck.
IE10 has an option in the desktop Internet Options settings dialog under the Programs tab to specify that links and tiles be opened in Desktop Mode:
(it's disabled here as it's set by Group Policy)
The Group Policy location for these settings is in both User Configuration and Computer Configuration at
Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Internet Explorer\Internet Settings:
Best Answer
You can use Browsermaster. It's an application that lets you choose your browser each time you open a link.