Hi,
I forget how to get to that toolbar as well, possibly f6 or f10, but I know
I've done it in the past in vs 2015 at least.
Florian
Op vr 30 nov. 2018 om 20:42 schreef Dante Gagne <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
:
Hey Rodney,
I'm not an HTML guy, and I HOPE this solution works. But, I was playing
around in VS2019 and in the File Menu there is a command "Browse With...".
When you invoke that, a new dialog comes up, and there's a list of browsers
that are available.
That dialog lists all of the different browsers and there are buttons to
set one as the Default. At least on my machine with VS2019, if I change
that to MSIE instead of Edge, then when I try to debug the app, it launches
it in Internet Explorer instead.
The other option is that the Debug command button in the main toolbar has
options for switching the browser, but for the life of me, I can't remember
how to get keyboard focus into that toolbar. I'm sure there's a way, but
it's escaping me.
Check that out and see if it works. If not, I may have to follow up with
the Web guys.
--Dante
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*Subject:* [program-l] VS 2017: Setting the browser for a web solution
Hi everyone.
Does anyone have a progression for setting the browser that will be used
when a web solution is run from Visual Studio 2017?
I believe the solution explorer displays the browser that will be used,
and you can click and change it, but I don’t see that using JAWS.
I’ll keep on trying to find it, but figured I would put this out to the
community.
Oh, and I am not talking about the default browser setting for the
computer itself.
Thanks.
Rodney
