Note: the MacOS part is false
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It ignores it? Doesn’t really happen for me, I have Smultron for my text editor and cog for music player, never has the default apps popped up instead. Are you sure you didn’t forget to click the “change all” inside the get info for whatever file you’re working on?
Yes. I've changed it 17 times. Every media file still wants to opens in QuickTime. Clicking links sometimes opens in Safari.