Using WeblocOpener, you can will be able to open .webloc files in windows using your default browser (so no need to install Safari). Just double click your webloc files and they will open. You need to associate the .webloc filetype to the program, but it’s all explained when you just double click WeblocOpener. You can now download WeblocOpener for free.
Update (27/10/2009): Version 1.1 is now fully compatible with Windows 7 too.

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