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Drag & Drop Website To Create Desktop Shortcut Not Working

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  • Mbohovái ipaháva .tommygun.
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.tommygun.
.tommygun.

If I drag & drop a website from Firefox to my Windows 10 desktop it creates a .url file instead of a shortcut like it used to. The .url file can't be opened. Any help would ber very much appreciated

If I drag & drop a website from Firefox to my Windows 10 desktop it creates a .url file instead of a shortcut like it used to. The .url file can't be opened. Any help would ber very much appreciated

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alan_r
alan_r

In the past I always used Create Shortcut and DeskCut. Now I use the "drag and drop"(of the i in a circle at the start of the URL Bar) without problems; double clicking the desktop shortcut to get the (URL) site back without problems What form do you think the desktop short cut should take? What does it open?

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.tommygun.
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I've worked it out by setting the file extension.url to open with Web Browser (see attached screenshot).