Hi Simon
I understand your concern. The Remove file association option removes the user specific setting for that file type. Once the current setting is deleted, that file type be reverted back to the default file association.
Pinning the site to Task-bar is available only for Internet Explorer. But we can do some workarounds in case of Firefox and Chrome.
In order to get a site pinned to the Task-bar in Chrome,
Go to the website in chrome and then click on the
wrench icon at the top right corner -->
Tools -->
Create application shortcut --> Remove the check-marks next to Desktop and Start menu.
In case of Firefox,If you've windows7 64bit version:Right click on the Desktop --> select
shortcut --> type the location: "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" www.facebook.com --> click Next and give name of your wish --> Finish --> Now drag that shortcut and then drop it on the Task-bar --> you can delete the shortcut you've created on the desktop.
If you've 32bit version:Right click on the Desktop --> select
shortcut --> type the location: "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" www.facebook.com --> click Next and give name of your wish --> Finish --> Now drag that shortcut and then drop it on the Task-bar --> you can delete the shortcut you've created on the desktop.
Remove www.facebook.com and replace it with any website URL/Address.
Simon, Click Start or the Windows logo -> right click Computer or My Computer -> then click Properties --> Let us know what is the windows edition you've.
Edited by NightFury12, 22 August 2012 - 10:25 PM.