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Jeff Sorley

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This may not be an available option, but is there a means (which doesn't require buying an app) to dictate that any links that come up in Apple Mail be opened in a different app than my normal default?

Specifics: I use Apple Mail for one business, and Safari solely for all work for that business. When I get links in the Mail app, I want them to open in Safari and not in Firefox, which is what I use otherwise.

I want to avoid something along the lines of setting up a separate account for my multiple hats, as I find myself juggling work between them on the fly. So I know that is an option, but I am looking for something that is viable within a single login.

Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated.
 
If Firefox is your default browser, that’s what Mail is going to use. I don’t know of a way to add a “one-off” exception for Mail to use Safari.
Best I can come up with is right-clicking links in Mail and using the ”Open With” dropdown.
 
Specifics: I use Apple Mail for one business, and Safari solely for all work for that business. When I get links in the Mail app, I want them to open in Safari and not in Firefox, which is what I use otherwise.
What Darth.Titan said...

Right click, or two finger tap on the link in Mail:

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