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Jan 6, 2013 11:46 PM in response to jaileerby CodyHoll,I know this is old but I think I may have just solved it under the Safari>preferences>RSS tab and change default to Chrome.
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Mar 29, 2013 4:12 PM in response to jaileerby WyoLarsens,Not a solution but (for me) an answer: I was having the same issue of right-clicking some text *in Chrome* and doing a Google search but it would launch Safari to do the search. It seems there's a contextual menu item that Chrome includes, "Search Google for 'whatever'" and there's also a contextual menu item that's included by the OS, "Search with Google." I never noticed the second one and have always just used the first, but the second one launches Safari... I must've hit it without looking. 3 times. Today. And wasted an hour trying to figure out why Safari's launching.
I guess I still don't know why Safari's launching when it knows Chrome is the browser I want to use, but oh, well.
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Nov 26, 2013 11:14 AM in response to andyBall_ukby CREAMASTER,This is amazing. It's 2013, almost 2014 as I write this and I see here it's been a bug since 2011… I thought - but no! This has been an issue since 2002! So I guess this is a feature not a bug?
Search with Google still opens the wrong browser - even after 10 years of being a bug.
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May 25, 2014 6:54 AM in response to bozo_z_clownby Julian88888888,bozo_z_clown wrote:
Resetting the default browser to Chrome in Safari (even though that is what it showed it was already set to) fixed the issue for me (the Pandora app was opening links in an old copy of Firefox).
- Open Safari
- Open "Preferences..."
- On the "General" tab set the "Default Web Browser" to "Safari"
- Close Safari
- Open Safari
- Open "Preferences..."
- On the "General" tab set the "Default Web Browser" to "Chrome" (or your choice)
- Close Safari
- Try your link again
Worked for me, thank you.
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Apr 4, 2016 5:08 AM in response to silby102by dm501,Thanks Silby
In Notes, Search with Google still went to Safari.
Thanks to you, no longer.
The icing on the cake would be if I could change the Order of the new command line from down at the bottom of the list when I right click in Notes to closer to the top (probably above the default "Search with google"
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May 18, 2016 10:28 AM in response to silby102by tim kruse,Thank you so much for showing me how to do this!!! I know very little about computers but was able to get Chrome as the default search when right clicking after following your instructions. Appreciate it very much.
Tim
