Quicktime Hijacks Windows File Associations From Web Browsers

I recently reinstalled my copy of Windows 7 64-bit and have installed basically hardly anything on it. I have however installed iTunes (+Quicktime) for my iPhone and Winamp (and not even loaded Windows Media Player).
Basically when I uninstall Quicktime, I can just type an url in the IE8 (or Firefox) address bar with the .mp3 extension and download and save the file there and then. Only after installing Quicktime the browser will open the .mp3 in the browser window and play it embedded with the Quicktime player.
This is something I do NOT want, and it's crazy that Quicktime just takes over this feature without asking me first!!
That being besides the point really because I also cannot find the option in Quicktime's settings to undo this!!
When I go to Quicktime's settings -> Browser -> MIME types
It just shows that .mp3 is linked to Winamp (like I want it to be), but it still opens as a Quicktime Control Object.
Reinstalling IE8, resetting its settings, disabling the iTunes & Quicktime addons, even removing the Quicktime Control Object class from the registry... Nothing works!
http://www.archive.org/details/testmp3testfile
Here you can find an mp3 file to use for testing.

Yes Winamp does ask for that, no Quicktime clearly doesn't (not when installing iTunes for my iPhone)
I have Winamp Lite btw, not Pro, but I find it not agressive at all. You can easily select or deselect all the settings during setup and they don't do anything else that you don't want to.
I have also tried that (changing file associations via Control Panel), and (I guess since it was set on Winamp already) it didn't make a difference. Mp3's & Wav's are still opening in the browser.
Besides this there is another similar problem, that whenever I install an upgrade of iTunes (and thus Quicktime), it also resets video file associations to Quicktime which were set to VLC Media Player before the update, WITHOUT asking (again). Though this is easily fixable by reinstalling VLC afterwards, it also is frustrating to say the least.
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That being besides the point really because I also cannot find the option in Quicktime's settings to undo this!!
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