How To Set Your Default Email Client For Mac

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Click the Windows Start button, then click the Default Programs item. Click on Set your default programs. Under Programs, click the email program you'd like to use (e.g., Thunderbird, Windows Live Mail, Outlook). Click Set this program as default. Click OK at the bottom of the window.

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How to Change Your Default Web BrowserTo change your web browser, you’ll need to use the System Preferences window. To open it, click Apple menu System Preferences.Click the “General” icon at the top left corner of the System Preferences window.Click the “Default Web Browser” box here and select one of your installed web browsers.If you don’t see a “Default Web Browser” option here, you’re likely using an older version of Mac OS X. On OS X Mavericks and earlier, the option to change your default web browser is located in Safari’s preferences. Launch the Safari browser and click Safari Preferences.

Click the “Default Web Browser” option under the General tab and select your preferred web browser. Choose Your Default Email ClientRELATED:To change your default email client, you’ll need to open the Mail app included with your Mac and change your default email client from there. Yes, this is a bit weird–you need to use the default Mail app to change your email client even if you don’t want to use the Mail app for anything else.First, open the Mail app. If you don’t have its icon on your dock, you can press Command+Space to open Spotlight search, type “Mail”, and press Enter. You can also open a Finder window and head to Applications Mail.Click Mail Preferences to open the Mail app’s preferences window.Click the “Default Email Reader” option on the General tab and select your preferred email application.Applications only appear in these lists if they’re installed, so you’ll need to install a web browser or email client before it appears here.