If I click on a link in Apple Mail I get error -10673. I can right click and use the Open With to open the link.
This happens on my 2015 15" MacBook Pro. I don't have the same problem on my 2021 13" MacBook Pro.
Both are at Version 12.1
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I'm having this same problem, but just for the past week or so. I'm using a 1-year-old iMac. It never happened before, and now it happens nearly every time I try to open a link from an email. If the solution is to use Safari, that's really not ideal. There are many good reasons why I use Chrome as my default browser. There has to be a better solution than using Safari. Sometimes it clears up if I restart my computer, but that's also not the best solution. If it's only been happening for the past week, something is wrong that I hope Apple will fix.
seems like I have the same problem. How to fix this?
After downloading Montery I keep on receiving message, can't open application 10673
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If I click on a link in Apple Mail I get error -10673. I can right click and use the Open With to open the link.
This happens on my 2015 15" MacBook Pro. I don't have the same problem on my 2021 13" MacBook Pro.
Both are at Version 12.1
Does the problematic computer have more than one Browser installed ?
What has been set as the Default Browser ?
To verify System Preferences >> General
Check you Proxy Setting in Network >> Proxies
I am getting the message using Safari as my browser on all links I try to open. These are trusted links.
I am using Firefox and it is set as my default browser. This error just started this morning... Are you saying that I have to use Safari to get around this? I hope Apple isn't trying to improve usage of their browser!
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If I click on a link in Apple Mail I get error -10673. I can right click and use the Open With to open the link.
This happens on my 2015 15" MacBook Pro. I don't have the same problem on my 2021 13" MacBook Pro.
Both are at Version 12.1
Does the problematic computer have more than one Browser installed ?
What has been set as the Default Browser ?
To verify System Preferences >> General
I do have other browsers installed. Chrome and Firefox but Safari is set as the default browser.
I stand corrected. I went and looked at the system preferences on my 2015 MacBook Pro and the default browser was Chrome.
Not sure how it got to be the default but it was. I changed it to Safari and that corrected the problem.
Thank You Very Much
Welcome and Thank you for double checking.
Do come back to the ASC Forums, in the future, if / or when additional question may arise
Welcome and Thank you too.
Do come back to the ASC Forums, in the future, if / or when additional question may arise
After downloading Montery I keep on receiving message, can't open application 10673
What application are you trying to open? My problem I couldn’t open a website when I clicked on a link in an email. Turns out Safari wasn’t set as the default browser.
seems like I have the same problem. How to fix this?
I'm having this same problem, but just for the past week or so. I'm using a 1-year-old iMac. It never happened before, and now it happens nearly every time I try to open a link from an email. If the solution is to use Safari, that's really not ideal. There are many good reasons why I use Chrome as my default browser. There has to be a better solution than using Safari. Sometimes it clears up if I restart my computer, but that's also not the best solution. If it's only been happening for the past week, something is wrong that I hope Apple will fix.
Then from above Picture change the Default from Safari to browser of choice
I can't open certain applications and I get the finder logo with 10673
I am getting the message using Safari as my browser on all links I try to open. These are trusted links.
I am using Firefox and it is set as my default browser. This error just started this morning... Are you saying that I have to use Safari to get around this? I hope Apple isn't trying to improve usage of their browser!
Check you Proxy Setting in Network >> Proxies
Question: Error 10673
