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Windows 10 and Windows 11 include many features that display internet links you can click on, such as help articles in the Settings screens and Windows programs, search results in the Start Menu, and the Widget articles.

However, when clicking on these built-in links, Windows forces them to open in Microsoft Edge regardless of the default browser you have configured.

Earlier this year, the company also confirmed that web links from Outlook emails and Team chats now open in Edge "to improve and streamline [..] product experiences" (although this behavior can be turned off).