Would like to be able to create a rule based off my current active Desktop on mac. I utilize multiple Desktops for a personal screen and a work screen with different browser requirements.

I've configured Mac OS X Big Sur to use Choosy 2.2.1 as my standard browser. In Choosy, I've got a rule to open a website with my favorite browser. But that doesn't work. Links are not opened anymore.

I love that Choosy supports individual Chrome profiles. Unfortunately the feature does not work with Google Chrome Beta or Google Chrome Canary. Would it be possible to support profiles in those browser variants as well?

I would really appreciate the ability to choose between multiple user (profile) can be extended to other chromium based browsers, especially Vivaldi.

I'd love to be able to sync the rules between multiple machines so I don't have to re-create rules on my desktop, laptop, etc.

Since I updated to latest, every time I use choosy to open a link, I get 2 windows that open. One the correct URL and one a blank window

Provide an application icon inline with Big Sur style.

When opening a page in Firefox, Firefox will spawn an additional new window (set to whatever is the preference of "Firefox Home" or blank page). This happens when Firefox isn't running aka is a cold start. The Firefox preference "open links in tabs" solves this problem, but only if Firefox is running.

This is seen on macOS Big Sur running the latest version of all the apps.

I think this started when I upgraded Firefox. I just updated Choosey to 2.2.1 and I see the same behavior. Any link I try to follow via Choosey, when I select Firefox, it goes to my default Firefox homepage instead of the intended link. This doesn't happen w/ Safari.

It would be very useful to be able to open any URL from anywhere in macOS within Choosy via a macOS Share extension.

This feature would have the added bonus of making the Choosy Safari extension optional.

I run Chrome with four different profiles. I love that Choosy makes it possible to use each of the profiles as a separate browser option. On feature that would make life just a little bit smoother is the ability to customize the icon for each browser. It would make it quicker and easier to identify and select the browser I want to send the page to.

Also, thank you for making Choosy! It has proven to be a great tool for me!

since updating chrome to latest version today (86.0.4240.198) - the responsiveness from clicking on links and choosing the browser to the link being opened in chrome has been really slow!
any ideas? is it just me?

For example, I would like to open links in Brave when I'm in space #1 and Chrome when I'm in spaces 2-5

Usually I want my links to open in whichever browser I was using most recently so that would be a great default behaviour.

Is this possible atm?
I've tried Advanced section with Download Shuttle, by setting rule if web address ends in zip or dmg or iso, but Safari just downloads the file and Choosy does not intercept and parse to Download Shuttle.

Ideas?

Could you add the option to send links to Instapaper and other similar bookmarking services? When we're in a browser, we can easily do that (especially with browser plugins) but this is not an option in non-browser apps. For example, it would be nice to open a link from my mail client and send it directly to Instapaper.

The preference sheet for advanced rule editing allows itself to be resized, but the input field for "Web address contains" rule is fixed in size. It should resize in response to the sheet size.

I would pay for a Linux version of this, preferably on Ubuntu or Fedora

Choosy is great! The only problem I am having is with links to G-docs in Gmail. No matter what I try, I can't get Choosy to launch when I click on any link to any G-doc. It always opens in the browser I am using, or from an email client whichever browser has been defined as the system default.

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