Earlier, I searched for the ability to pin separate items on different desktops, and found it wasn't to be done, but pasting separate shortcuts on different desktops was an acceptable work-around.

[quote="Patrick"]:dex:
No, there is no simple way to do this.[/quote]

I knew that was the answer to this question, but I decided to search this forum anyway.

Previously, I searched for a utility program that would let me change the Win7 default browser on the fly. I did try a few items, but found nothing exceptional worth keeping. I will try that exercise again, this time with Dexpot installed. Will report back with my results.

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Dragging my feet, I finally made the switch to Windows 10 on my desktop ... and made a shortcut for settings > default apps ... this does the job

:dex:

No, there is no simple way to do this.

Hi: when a link is clicked in Desktop 1, I'd like Chrome to open; if I click a link in Desktop 2, I'd like FireFox to open. Is this possible? I reviewed how to create "rules" and I could not see a way to do this. Thanks, Alamander