I just installed the new beta DuckDuckGo browser on my Windows machine. I want to create a desktop shortcut icon for it, but I can’t find where the executable is stored. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Or give me another way to accomplish this?

  • @olicvb
    4•1 year ago

    If you press the keys: “Win+R” and input “explorer shell:AppsFolder” (no quotes).

    It should open a folder with all the installed apps (i think those that are in the start menu), you can find the duckduckgo browser in there, right click and create shortcut.

    Found how from this Link Method 2

  • bquinlanOP
    3•1 year ago

    I should have remembered about “drag from Start”. My memory is not what it was. :-}

    The explorer: shell:AppsFolder is not one I knew about, but it will certainly be useful.

    Thanks to both of you for the hep!

  • Bernie Ecclestoned
    1•1 year ago

    Click Start and go to All Apps. Find the program you want to create a desktop shortcut to and right-click on it. Click Send to and you’ll see various destinations, one being Desktop (create Shortcut). Clicking on this will then make a shortcut on the Desktop.