Last week, we covered how Microsoft is revamping the Start menu with some big upgrades, standardizations, and cleanups. One more thing possibly coming to the Start menu is a welcome change to how web links are treated when clicked.

More specifically, it appears that when you click on links from Windows’ built-in search feature—whether in the Start menu, the taskbar, or elsewhere—those links will now open in your system’s default browser instead of always opening in Microsoft Edge, reports Windows Latest .

All of this is based on some new flags that Windows Latest discovered in Edge’s Canary build (which is the most recent and most “in development” version of the browser). For example, a new flag named msExplicitLaunchNonEdgeDB seemingly refers to an explicit launching of a “non-Edg

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