By default, Visual Studio uses Internet Explorer for debugging. If you’re looking for a way to change that, perhaps to harness the power of developer tools in Firefox or other browsers (or perhaps just because you don’t like IE), it’s pretty easy to do.
- Right-click your start-up project in Studio and click Browse With…
- Click Add
- Click the Browse button beside Program Name
- Select the browser you wish to use
- Click Ok
- Select the browser you just added and click Set as Default
Here are the install locations of some of the more common browsers:
- Firefox: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox
- Chrome: C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application
- Safari: C:\Program Files\Safari
- Opera: C:\Program Files\Opera
- IE: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer
I find myself using Firefox the most, followed by Chrome. And as a best practice, don’t forget to test your projects in all browsers before putting them into production!

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