From your Gmail tab, type chrome://settings/handlers in the address bar.Sometimes you need to delete and try again. I was staring at the Windows mail app….again. After testing the email link, it still didn’t work. Yes, believe it or not, Solution 3 only got me partway. You can try clicking this test link – 4 – Remove Handler and Flip the Switch Test to make sure an email link works.Pin Look for “undefined” reference and top dialog. You should see the word undefined at the bottom of your browser console, and at the top of your screen, you should see a box referencing. Paste this code right after the > sign.Navigator.registerProtocolHandler("mailto", Chances are, your screen will look a bit different than mine. The Developer Console should open either at the right of your screen or the bottom. How to use Chrome Dev Tools Console to set Protocol These tools are built into the Chrome browser. It does require you to open up Google Chrome Dev Tools. This is a bit geeky, but nothing like changing your Windows Registry. However, I found a solution from Paul Irish on the Google Developers site. If you’re still with me, you’ve probably guessed solutions 1 & 2 didn’t work for me. You can try clicking this test link – 3: Irish Charm Solution Gmail will open, and you should see the protocol handler icon.If the toggle is off, slide it to the right.Check to see if the Do not allow any site to handle protocols toggle is turned off.In the address bar type chrome://settings/handlers.All the suggestions I read said I should see that funky protocol icon in my address bar. 2: No Protocol Handler Shows in Address Bar You should get a small dialog box that asks you to Allow to open all email links? Protocol handler in the Chrome address bar Look at the right side of the address bar for the Protocol Handler icon.This is a good starting point, especially if you don’t recall ever having your email links open in Gmail. Actually, it was a progression of fixes, so I’ve included them in order. That didn’t work, which meant I had to find another fix. Since I was on a Microsoft Windows PC, I started with my Windows Settings, made changes to my email application, and set new preferences. In my case, the format was correct, so the problem was something else. You’ll see something like mailto: and an email address. This is the protocol handler you see when you hover over support, contact, or other email hyperlinks. What broke is something called the mailto protocol. Solution 4 – Remove Handler and Flip the Switch.Solution 2: No Protocol Handler Shows in Address Bar.
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