Now I use Firefox, but I tried the other options listed on that post including running the nxmhandler.exe and also clicking the Associate with links button under settings and I'm still having the same issue. I googled a bit and found this thread: mo/ If you have NMM installed, you can re-register it for nxm-links so it handles links MO doesn't.
If you expected Mod Organizer to handle the link, you have to go to Settings->Nexus and click the 'Associate with. No application registered to handle this game. You can also find the newest community release on the GitHub page.
It was discovered early on that despite NMM being designed to handle these two file structures, you pretty much had to set up. First problem with NMM is that it doesnt work with many of the older OMODs or FOMODs.
I tried to download Better Dialogue Controls via the Mod Manager Download button and I got the error message: Although we no longer support Nexus Mod Manager, for those that prefer to stick to NMM the last official release is still available. Its spyware for one, and it doesnt even do what its supposed to do. I downloaded the Optimized Vanilla textures mod using the download through manager button and that worked fine, but after that I had issues. So I started a fresh installation of Skyrim and all of my utilities ( MO, SKSE, Wrye Bash etc.) and after I got everything all installed and working I started to download a couple of mods.
