The message isn’t especially pushy, but it’s definitely notable since Google doesn’t do this from any other device or browser. Spotted by TechDows, a new email sent to Gmail users identifies that Microsoft Edge users are using that browser, and in the email, recommends they download Chrome. Generally, these emails only contain information such as the location and device you’ve signed in with, but there’s a special message when users sign in via Microsoft’s new Edge browser. Whenever you sign in to a Google account on a new device or browser, you’ll get a sign-in alert on your email. With Microsoft’s new Edge browser becoming ever more popular, Google is now using Gmail’s sign-in alerts to push those new Edge users back over to Google Chrome. That’s it! From now on, all the email links will be opened in the Google Chrome window only.Google’s Chrome browser has a dominant share on desktop computers, but competition is always out there. As soon as you have clicked on ‘ Done‘, Settings window will be opened on your computer. Finally, click on “ Done” to complete the process.Ĩ. Now, you will notice a protocol handler icon in the right corner of the address bar ( looks like two merged rhombi), click on it and then click on “ Allow” in the drop-down window.ħ.
Now, open another tab in the Chrome window, and type “ ” and hit Enter.Ħ. Flip the toggle beside the option ‘ Allow sites to ask to become default handlers for protocols (recommended)‘ to ‘ Off‘ ( switching it to left direction) and then toggle it to ‘ On‘ ( switching it to right direction).ĥ. Under Handlers settings, if you notice, “ ” is already there, then click on the three-dot menu in the address bar and then click on “ Remove” to remove it.Ĥ. Handler settings will be opened on your computer.ģ. In Google Chrome window, go to the address bar at the top of the window and type “ chrome://settings/handlers” and hit Enter.
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