default-browser

On Windows, resolves the binary through the process PATH. This can produce unexpected results if the working directory or PATH contains a different executable. This change uses the fully-qualified path instead, consistent with how other packages in this ecosystem handle Windows system binaries (e.g. qualifies the same way).

in windows.js the value of the variable match.groups = { id: "ChromeHTML.777DB3UDRZLQKML3NA3UVJA65E", } the values in windowsBrowserProgIds wont match the ids and throw exception windowsBrowserProgIds[id]=ChromeHTML: {name: 'Chrome', id: 'com.google.chrome'}

It seems that the regexp no longer matches Firefox: I'm using Firefox Nightly on Windows 10.