Windows 10: How do I customize the Hyperlink R-Click context Menu?

I want to be able to choose what browser I open a hyperlink with when I R-Click on it. It occurs to me there's a different menu for each application.

In Thunderbird instead of "Open link in browser" I want to have "Open link in Edge" and "Open link in Firefox".

In Edge I want to add "Open link in Firefox" and in Firefox I want to add "Open link in Edge".

Can any or all of this be done and if so, how?





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We appreciate your response. You can remove a hyperlink in an email message by following these steps:

• Select the text with a hyperlink that you will remove.
• Right-click the selected text, and click the Remove Hyperlink item in the context menu.
• Now the hyperlink is removed from the selected text.

Feel free to contact us if you have further inquiries.

 

Custom Color for Taskbar in Windows 10

I have exactly the same problem. The "locked down" color scheme is black on black (so support this color scheme to make it readable, Microsoft). When I right-click the taskbar and click Properties, it offers hyperlink to "How do I customize taskbars?"
That is a LIE, because it simply leads to generic online help with no option to customize taskbar.

 

I have no idea how to achieve what you're asking, short of dragging the link to the appropriate Browser icon on the Taskbar.

 

As it can be done to the generic context menu that comes up when you R-Click on the deskdtop, I'm hoping it can be done to these as well.

PS I tried dragging the link to this thread out of my email window, it pinned it to the menu that comes up when you R-Click the Firefox icon on the taskbar without opening the link. It refused to do anything when I tried to do it on the Edge icon on the taskbar. IE The red circle with a slash through it "no" icon.

 

Copy/paste the hyperlink to what ever browser you care to use.



Jack