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You have a few choices for changing this setting. Installing Google Notifier will change your default mail setting in all browsers (Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer), but it does require you to use your device password if you have enrolled in Duo Security. You can manually change the setting in Firefox, or agree to the change when prompted in Chrome, or you can change the setting in Windows 7. Instructions for each option can be found below.
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Install Google Notifier
In any browser, navigate to Google Notifier.
Choose the Notifier download file for your operating system (Windows or Mac).
During the install, choose a standard installation (defaults to "Use for outgoing mail").
You will be prompted for your username and password. Enter your full email address (name@drew.edu) and your password. If you have enrolled in the Duo Two-Factor Authentication service, use your Device Password instead.The next time you click on an email link, you will be directed to Gmail.
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Please remember: If, after clicking on a mailto link, you see a login page that says Google but not Drew, only type in your Drew email address (no password). This will bring you to a uLogin screen, where you can enter your username and password (getting a Duo prompt if signed up), or directly to the compose window if you are already logged in to iChain. |
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- Click the Start button and choose "Default Programs".
- Choose "Set your default programs".
- Highlight Google Chrome in the Programs list.
- Click "Choose defaults for this program".
- Look for "MAILTO" and check the box to the left.
- Click Save.
- Click OK.
- Close the Default Programs window..
Install Google Notifier
In any browser, navigate to Google Notifier.
Choose the Notifier download file for your operating system (Windows or Mac).
During the install, choose a standard installation (defaults to "Use for outgoing mail").
You will be prompted for your username and password. Enter your full email address (name@drew.edu) and your password. If you have enrolled in the Duo Two-Factor Authentication service, use your Device Password instead.
The next time you click on an email link, you will be directed to Gmail.