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I am using an Apple Mac Mini OS is 10.13.6. My default browser is Firefox 65.0.1. I also have the Opera browser installed in the Applications folder.



When ever I drag a URL to the Desktop the Icon shows as a white Icon with a red "O". When I right click on the Icon and go to Get Information the URL has .WEBLOC and the Change is greyed out. I am aware that the .WEBLOC is the result of Safari being installed and integrated into the OS by Apple, but why am I not getting a Firefox Icon (which is the default)
on the Desktop instead of the Opera Icon?



I have checked & confirmed that Firefox is set as the default browser in both the OS System Preferences as well as in FF Preferences.










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  • I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

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I am using an Apple Mac Mini OS is 10.13.6. My default browser is Firefox 65.0.1. I also have the Opera browser installed in the Applications folder.



When ever I drag a URL to the Desktop the Icon shows as a white Icon with a red "O". When I right click on the Icon and go to Get Information the URL has .WEBLOC and the Change is greyed out. I am aware that the .WEBLOC is the result of Safari being installed and integrated into the OS by Apple, but why am I not getting a Firefox Icon (which is the default)
on the Desktop instead of the Opera Icon?



I have checked & confirmed that Firefox is set as the default browser in both the OS System Preferences as well as in FF Preferences.










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  • I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

    – user136952
    Mar 7 at 5:32











  • Ok, thank you, I was looking for an appreciate place - did not find Apply Exchange listed anywhere,

    – SH Queens
    Mar 7 at 19:03














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I am using an Apple Mac Mini OS is 10.13.6. My default browser is Firefox 65.0.1. I also have the Opera browser installed in the Applications folder.



When ever I drag a URL to the Desktop the Icon shows as a white Icon with a red "O". When I right click on the Icon and go to Get Information the URL has .WEBLOC and the Change is greyed out. I am aware that the .WEBLOC is the result of Safari being installed and integrated into the OS by Apple, but why am I not getting a Firefox Icon (which is the default)
on the Desktop instead of the Opera Icon?



I have checked & confirmed that Firefox is set as the default browser in both the OS System Preferences as well as in FF Preferences.










share|improve this question














I am using an Apple Mac Mini OS is 10.13.6. My default browser is Firefox 65.0.1. I also have the Opera browser installed in the Applications folder.



When ever I drag a URL to the Desktop the Icon shows as a white Icon with a red "O". When I right click on the Icon and go to Get Information the URL has .WEBLOC and the Change is greyed out. I am aware that the .WEBLOC is the result of Safari being installed and integrated into the OS by Apple, but why am I not getting a Firefox Icon (which is the default)
on the Desktop instead of the Opera Icon?



I have checked & confirmed that Firefox is set as the default browser in both the OS System Preferences as well as in FF Preferences.







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  • I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

    – user136952
    Mar 7 at 5:32











  • Ok, thank you, I was looking for an appreciate place - did not find Apply Exchange listed anywhere,

    – SH Queens
    Mar 7 at 19:03



















  • I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

    – user136952
    Mar 7 at 5:32











  • Ok, thank you, I was looking for an appreciate place - did not find Apply Exchange listed anywhere,

    – SH Queens
    Mar 7 at 19:03

















I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

– user136952
Mar 7 at 5:32





I think you should ask this question in apple.stackexchange.com as this question is more about why OSX works or doesn't work in a certain way. Also, Firefox is a web browser, not a web app. If you need a quick and dirty workaround you could always use Applescript until you have a solution. macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?id=21304.

– user136952
Mar 7 at 5:32













Ok, thank you, I was looking for an appreciate place - did not find Apply Exchange listed anywhere,

– SH Queens
Mar 7 at 19:03





Ok, thank you, I was looking for an appreciate place - did not find Apply Exchange listed anywhere,

– SH Queens
Mar 7 at 19:03










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