Thanks, Isabelle, but it doesn't tell me, if it is Chrome, Firefox, Safari,
or another browser, but only support IE...

....and, since Windows know the default browser, it must be possible to get
it in VBA also.

(I did know about that one - as I said, I've already looked around the net
myself)

Thanks for your effort anyway :-)

CE


"isabelle" wrote in message ...
hi Charlotte,

Sub CheckWebOptions()
Dim wkbOne As Workbook
Set wkbOne = Application.Workbooks(1)
' Determine the target browser.
Select Case wkbOne.WebOptions.TargetBrowser
Case msoTargetBrowserIE6: MsgBox "The target browser is IE6."
Case msoTargetBrowserIE5: MsgBox "The target browser is IE5."
Case msoTargetBrowserIE4: MsgBox "The target browser is IE4."
Case msoTargetBrowserV4: MsgBox "Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0,
Netscape Navigator 4.0."
Case msoTargetBrowserV3: MsgBox "Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0,
Netscape Navigator 3.0."
Case Else: MsgBox "The target browser is not in the given list"
End Select
End Sub

isabelle

Le 2014-04-27 08:18, Charlotte E. a écrit :
Does anyone know how to read/find the current users default browser via
VBA?

(Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera
Browser, etc...)

I'm not talking about opening a website in the default browser, but
finding
out which browser the current user is using as the default one...

I'm guessing it must be somewhere in the Registry, under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER,
since all users on the same computer are allowed to have their own choice
of
default browser - but where?

A search on Google didn't help, but perhaps, I shouldn't get it from the
Registry at all???

So, how to tell which browser is the default one?


TIA,

CE



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