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How to Change the Default Internet Browser in Ubuntu and Debian

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May 19, 2025

Setting your preferred web browser as the default on a Linux system can streamline your workflow and ensure consistency when opening links. Whether you’re switching from Firefox to Konqueror or trying out a different browser altogether, the process is quick and straightforward. If you’re also looking to switch the default text editor, you might find this guide to changing the default text editor in Linux useful as well.
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