I am not sure about Komodo, I use bitdefender but the total security version which includes a firewall as well. Apps being buggy doesn't surprise me at all, I have a niggle with Groove where I have to change a setting every day. I think I set it up a few weeks ago but all i use start menu for is turning PC off generally. If you want to learn more about how EdgeDeflector works and why it was created, you can visit the developer's blog post on it, here.I don't use the start menu enough to look at weather app. The above process is also detailed here, which also lets you reverse the above steps, if needed.
Locate MICROSOFT-EDGE in the list and click on the program icon to the right of it,. Scroll to the bottom and click Choose default apps by protocol,. Go to All settings > Apps > Default apps,. Download and install EdgeDeflector v1.2.1.0 from the Releases page on GitHub,. If you're upgrading from 1.2.0.0 to 1.2.1.0 you will not need to uninstall it first. The developer warns that any old versions prior to 1.2.0.0 must be uninstalled before installing the newer versions. 
Resolved issues that caused anti-virus programs to consider the installer and program suspicious. (No longer requires administrative permissions to install.) (Changes in Windows 10 prevents automation during installation.) 
New post-installation greeting page helps user through manual installation steps. Resolved an issue where weather links on the task bar would not open.Īs a reminder, below is the release notes from the more major 1.2.0.0 version, which was released after a three and a half years hiatus, to address changes in the way Windows 10 blocks automation of setting some features during installation much in the same way that it is no longer possible for software installations to set App defaults, this must now be done manually. In this version there's just one important change in the release notes: The developer of EdgeDeflector has released a new version bringing it up to version 1.2.1.0 just over a month after releasing 1.2.0.0 which was a major release. This little tool changes how Windows 10 stubbornly defaults to the Edge browser to open links from Help dialogs, Cortana and News and Interests, and instead forces it to respect what you chose in the Default apps > Web browser settings of Windows. You may have heard about EdgeDeflector from an article we did in which we feature it as a way to change the behavior of the new News and Interests widget that ignores your default browser when links are opened from it.
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