How do I set up Safari to my default e-mail client?

Hello Irvkor,
You can set up your default mail client in Mail.
Open Mail
In the menu bar choose Mail... > Preferences
In the Preferences pane choose General and in the Default email reader menu select your email client
Quit Mail
Now when you click on a link in Safari that email client will open.
Hope this will help.

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