Windows 10: Browser choice pop up

How can I prevent this from popping up every time I click on a link in my email? I always check to "Always use this app" but it does not work.

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When i open browser i get pop up says Warning- unresponsive script

Original Title: Warning

I am consistently getting a pop up on my screen. I have Windows 10 and use Firefox as my browser. The pop up says Warning- unresponsive script. Under that it gives three choices, Continue - Debug - Stop Script. No matter which one I pick, nothing happens
and it just pops up again. All I can do is reboot and this gets a little old. Can someone give me a suggestion on what to do about this annoying problem?

 

Browser Choice

Hi,

My apologies for the delayed response.

Thank you for updating on the issue and glad to know that you are now able to choose the browser while

opening the link in an Email.

Keep us posted if you face any issues on Windows in future. We will be glad to help you.

Thank you.

 

Have you set IE11 as default browser ?
If not yet, follow this ....................
Right click at Start button > Control Panel > top right click the View by > select either Large or small > click Default Programs > click Set your default programs > wait for it to load > left side, click Internet Explorer > right side, click Set this program as Default > bottom right, click OK.

 

I had previously done that.

 

Hi bboma,

I was having problems too a while back. What worked for me was to navigate to "Choose Default Apps by File Type" and select them that way.

Choose Default Apps by File Type
(The section that explains this is about 1/2 down the page)

 

bboma,

Use this tutorial : How to Restore Default File Extension Type Associations in Windows 10

Use Option Two.
On that File type or protocol table, scroll down to LNK > click it > at the bottom > click the pointer to select Save As > save it to the desktop.
Then follow the instructions from Step 2 to step 7.
Make sure you do restart to complete the process.

 

Do you use IE to open emails? If so, set IE as default app for emails, not Microsoft Outlook.