03.11 Using Additional Browsers for Web Development
WINDOWS | Alt,F, H (with file selected in Solution Explorer) |
MENU | File | Browse With (with file selected in Solution Explorer) |
COMMAND | File.BrowseWith (with file selected in Solution Explorer) |
VERSIONS | 2005, 2008, 2010 |
CODE | vstipEnv0057 |
When you are doing web development in Visual Studio, you might want to use a different default browser than you are currently using. You can do this by using the Browse With dialog box.
Getting to this dialog box is a little interesting because it is context sensitive. It is best to have either your web project or a webpage selected in Solution Explorer to see the Browse With option on the File Menu or when you right-click:
The Browse With dialog box appears as shown ...
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