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You can choose to have the Code Editor treat Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) in your code as active links. When you use this feature, URLs:
Appear underlined.
Display a ToolTip when you hover over them.
Attempt to open the website indicated when you Ctrl+click on the link. By default, the website is displayed in the internal web browser.
Display URLs as links
Open the Tools > Options pane, and expand the All Settings > Languages section.
Expand the language section you're using (such as C# or Visual Basic) and then expand the General section.
Select the Enable single-click URL navigation checkbox.
You can also configure URLs as links for all supported programming languages. Expand the All Settings > Languages > Defaults > General section and select or clear the Enable single-click URL navigation option.
On the Visual Studio menu bar, select Tools > Options.
In the Options dialog, expand the Text Editor section.
Expand the language section you're using (such as C# or Visual Basic) and then expand the General section.
Select the Enable single-click URL navigation checkbox, and then select OK.
You can also configure URLs as links for all supported programming languages. Expand the Text Editor > All Languages > General section and select the Enable single-click URL navigation option.