When you see the option ‘Set as Default,’ it means you are choosing a particular setting, application, or option to be automatically selected or used in the future without needing to make the choice again. This is commonly used in software, apps, and devices to streamline user experience.
For example, if you have multiple web browsers installed on your computer and you set one as the default, that browser will automatically open whenever you click on a web link. Similarly, in email applications, you can set a default email account so that all new emails are sent from that account unless you specify otherwise.
Setting something as default helps to save time and ensures consistency in your workflow. It’s a convenient way to personalize your devices and applications to better suit your preferences.