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Nonetheless, you cannot disable this feature of MS Edge directly. The detailed instructions are provided for you. Step 1 : Right-click Start button and select Settings from the menu.

Step 3 : When you get the following window, choose Default apps from the left panel and click Choose default apps by file type from the right column. Step 4 : Then you will get another interface where shows all the file types and some default apps under Associate file types with specific apps section. If someone can help here Thanks. Your email address will never be published.

Subscribe to this comment feed via RSS. This is an incoherent and mostly uninteresting collection of posts on a variety of topics. Generally these are small guides aimed at helping others save some time, and making sure I'm not forgetting how I fixed something. I'm a software developer and manager in the daytime and tinkerer in the evenings. I love technology and making stuff.

Titan Theme by The Theme Foundry. Follow: RSS. You can achieve this with a modX Weblink. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Asked 9 years, 10 months ago. Active 9 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 21k times. This is my site: www. Since servers by default will show a PDF.

But I think this problem can be approached in a different manner. Normally, you would want to redirect a PDF if you want to preserve back links to the PDF, and send them to a dedicated page.

But it appears that in this case, you are updating the chalet price list from the to the prices. Or the site may have sent out an email list with a link to the old PDF recently. This effectively replaces the old PDF, eliminating the need for a complicated redirect. Thanks for your answers. Meanwhile, I fixed it via a redirect line in. Originally, I put this together after needing a PDF to page redirect. Google may not crawl that site often enough, and may crawl the PDFs even less frequently than the regular pages.

Your last question is a fair one. Would Google frown on changing a document at the same URL? Otherwise, it would have had both the and PDFs in the index eventually.

Interesting to hear your thoughts on this, thanks again. Any idea what could be the reason? I just did a sanity check on several different environments to make sure.

The I know that you were able to do it, so obviously it is possible. Not sure what hosting etc it was. You need those first, if I remember correctly. I have them before the other rules that WordPress uses, because else the request is handled by WordPress I think before it reaches the redirect-pdf-rule. Hi Thanks for the guide, it has helped me a bunch of times. Anybody got a solution to that? Intended to stop the browser following links straight to the PDF of a paper, but instead to go first to the HTML index page for the paper.

Links to academic papers in emails and on websites often point to the PDF of the paper. The index page is quick to load, and has meta-data not available in the PDF, such as the version history. I've given up trying to ask people not to deep-link to PDFs, and have instead written a browser extension to do what I want. Install links: Firefox and Chrome. After installing this extension, links to PDFs on quite a few academic pages listed below redirect to an HTML index page, unless you clicked on the link from the main site.

I gave the extension a fairly generic name. The redirect rules are stored in a list at the top of the code, and can easily be added to. However, making this list updatable within the extension is unlikely to happen soon, partly because of time, partly because allowing any URL to be redirected opens up security issues.

If you just want to use the extension as it is, get it from one of the official addon sites:. Redirectify for Firefox. Redirectify for Chrome. At the time of writing, it's possible but a bit of a pain to install on Firefox for Android nightly.



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