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Reviews for Foxtana Pro - Redirect Cortana

Foxtana Pro - Redirect Cortana by Marc Guiselin

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  • by Arman, 5 years ago
  • by ABL, 5 years ago
    Alles super
  • by Firefox user 13559803, 5 years ago
    Does what it says perfectly!
  • by Firefox user 12222853, 5 years ago
    not working
  • by Sihus Kirihena, 5 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 13510938, 5 years ago
    Works flawlessly right out of the box. An absolute must for Windows 10 users who want more control.
  • by Pepe, 5 years ago
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  • by Miguel Garza, 5 years ago
    I have mixed feelings about this extension: I like that it showed me I could redirect Cortana to Firefox. But, Cortana's searches already show results within its search window, so if you want to click on a specific result there and go directly to it, you actually have to install EdgeDeflector (as noted in the welcome page for Foxtana Pro) and then *disable Foxtana Pro*--because Foxtana Pro will not allow skipping directly to the specific result clicked on in Cortana. I have a problem with this extension because it doesn't explain this anywhere. I suspect a lot of users will actually find EdgeDeflector by itself a lot more useful than Foxtana Pro. I'm pretty sure I will; I just figured this feature out by accident right now and I doubt I'm going to re-enable Foxtana Pro.
  • by drmanche, 5 years ago
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  • by Hoei, 5 years ago
    Good job.
    just like this:/COPIED REVIEW/I had to go to the trouble shoot page of EdgeDeflector on github to get this to work properly. THE FIX: going to the settings page 'Choose default apps by protocol' and setting MICROSOFT-EDGE to EdgeDeflector. Basically just checking to make sure what needs to be default it recognized as the default by windows.
  • by Firefox user 13129854, 5 years ago
    Didn't work
  • by sechanbask, 5 years ago
  • by Reivilo85k, 5 years ago
  • by Firefox user 12696866, 5 years ago
    Thank you, Marc Guiselin! who shall henceforth be addressed as The Edge Killer
  • by DrF33L600D, 5 years ago
    Copied Review/Same Issue and Solution. I had to go to the trouble shoot page of EdgeDeflector on github to get this to work properly. THE FIX: going to the settings page 'Choose default apps by protocol' and setting MICROSOFT-EDGE to EdgeDeflector. Basically just checking to make sure what needs to be default it recognized as the default by windows.
  • by Firefox user 15431791, 5 years ago
    I had to go to the trouble shoot page of EdgeDeflector on github to get this to work properly. THE FIX: going to the settings page 'Choose default apps by protocol' and setting MICROSOFT-EDGE to EdgeDeflector. Basically just checking to make sure what needs to be default it recognized as the default by windows.