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How to set Preview as my default picture viewer?

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When I click on a photo to open it for editing, it used to open in preview. Now the photo opens in a new tab in Firefox every time. Is there a setting to stop this? I've tried the open with - find preview - change all, several times. It works but not for permanent operation. I want to know how can change it permanently!


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When I click on a photo to open it for editing, it used to open in preview. Now the photo opens in a new tab in Firefox every time. Is there a setting to stop this? I've tried the open with - find preview - change all, several times. It works but not for permanent operation. I want to know how can change it permanently! Thanks

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WestEnd
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That is a Windows file association not a FF change. You need to look at your Windows file association.

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Huh? I use a Macbook Air.

cor-el
cor-el
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Where do you click this image? Is that in Firefox or in an external application?

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