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Richard
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I have set MacMail as my mail program, using Yahoo Mail. When I click the little mail envelope logo or icon in the toolbar ir opens MAIL but it opens a "compose" window like I want to compose and send a message. How do I stop this. I just want to see my mailboxes and received messages.

I have set MacMail as my mail program, using Yahoo Mail. When I click the little mail envelope logo or icon in the toolbar ir opens MAIL but it opens a "compose" window like I want to compose and send a message. How do I stop this. I just want to see my mailboxes and received messages.

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Hi Richard, Firefox does not have a button to call up a different program on your computer, only a few buttons to cause particular interactions, such as sending the link of the current page to someone in a new mail message.

Can you use the Mac's dock to call up your mail program? As a Windows person, I'm not familiar with other options for that.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Vald lösning

Hi Richard, Firefox does not have a button to call up a different program on your computer, only a few buttons to cause particular interactions, such as sending the link of the current page to someone in a new mail message.

Can you use the Mac's dock to call up your mail program? As a Windows person, I'm not familiar with other options for that.