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Can I stop using Firefox on this computer?

Can I stop using Firefox on this computer?

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FeloPlays
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10-24-2026, 02:24 PM
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I followed steps to remove programs on my Windows 11 computer but kept seeing Firefox in the list under Installed Apps. It doesn't seem to be working, so what is wrong with Win 11?
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FeloPlays
10-24-2026, 02:24 PM #1

I followed steps to remove programs on my Windows 11 computer but kept seeing Firefox in the list under Installed Apps. It doesn't seem to be working, so what is wrong with Win 11?

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10-25-2026, 03:30 PM
#2
In the Start menu, click on All apps and scroll down until you find Firefox. Right-click the icon and choose Uninstall from the list that pops up. If Firefox is already gone, pick a different browser as your default app just in case Windows forgot to save it. Edit: No. Have you looked at the setup screen for Win 11? It feels like stuff ripped straight out of the old days, kind of like when things were built back around 1995. They kept changing and adding new features over time, but the core thing is still basically the same as before. Even worse, Windows 11 can't seem to remember how big your File Explorer window used to be or which folders are special. Microsoft seems to care more about making other things work than just finishing releasing a whole operating system.
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KFC_GoldenPlay
10-25-2026, 03:30 PM #2

In the Start menu, click on All apps and scroll down until you find Firefox. Right-click the icon and choose Uninstall from the list that pops up. If Firefox is already gone, pick a different browser as your default app just in case Windows forgot to save it. Edit: No. Have you looked at the setup screen for Win 11? It feels like stuff ripped straight out of the old days, kind of like when things were built back around 1995. They kept changing and adding new features over time, but the core thing is still basically the same as before. Even worse, Windows 11 can't seem to remember how big your File Explorer window used to be or which folders are special. Microsoft seems to care more about making other things work than just finishing releasing a whole operating system.