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

For example, if I open a page in one browser that should be opened in another browser, have it automatically send it to the other browser. For instance, if I type it in or if I copy a url into the url bar and press enter

After upgrading Safari to 13 from 12, Cannot open a link with Safari.

My environment: macOS 10.13.6, Safari 13.0.5, Choosy 1.3
Default Browser is Firefox and Safari12 was opened with Cmd+Click a URL link

How to Solve this ?

I have purchased Choosy some time ago and now needed to fix my macbook by erasing and installing everything from scratch. So I downloaded Choosy again, but cannot open it. Obviously my macosx is not supported (10.13)

I have purchased Choosy some time ago and now needed to fix my macbook by erasing and installing everything from scratch. So I downloaded Choosy again, but cannot open it. Obviously my macosx is not supported (10.13)

It would be great if Choosy could open a Terminal window (or tab) and paste the link into that. I'm a developer, and it's a thing I do often manually.

The Safari extension lets me open a menu of browsers and click one to open that tab in that browser.

I'd like to be able to option-click to also close that tab in the current browser. (An option to make this the default would also be nice.)

If open-in-background can be made to work reliably, it would be a great additional option for Advanced rules.

When you add/edit a custom rule to catch a web address containing a text, the text field has a fixed width which does not expand if the window is resized.

For long texts, one sees only a tiny bit.

Instead, the text field can just adjust to the window width to occupy as much space as possible.

I guess this is just a simple fix in the interface builder.

The Google App - links (Now Backup and Sync) I want open with chrome. I set the rule Source App is "Backup and Sync", but choosy opens Safari. When I choose Choosy as the default Browser than 1Password dosen't work correctly anymore

The “Open with Choosy” option is not included in the right-click menu for links in Safari after installing and activating the browser extension (in Mojave 10.14.6, with Choosy 2.1) on my Mac.

The toolbar button is there, but not the option in the menu. Quitting and relaunching Safari doesn't help.

What am I missing?

URL's with spaces (either " " or "%20") stopped working at some point:

x-choosy://prompt.all/https://www.azimuthproject.org/azimuth/show/Experiments%20in%20Differential%20Logic

I'm pretty sure the logjam is at the macosx prefpane app, but I haven't proven that yet.

If it's not obvious what the problem is, tell me what more I need to do?

Ever since upgrading to 2.0, I cannot used Choosy any longer. I simply get a popup dialog saying "The application Choosy can't be opened." Nothing obvious to me in the console to help figure out what's happening. I've deleted and tried 2.1 with no luck.

Any suggestions?

I have some development scripts that will open links when things happen in my test app. I’d like to be able to set up a choosy rule that doesn’t open those links in any browser when the rule is active.

(A workaround is to choose “Use all of these browsers...” and choose nothing.)

Chrome: v74
OS: MacOS

Steps to reproduce...
- In Chrome, add a new profile (Person) and choose an icon (e.g. Elephant)
- In Choosy Settings ==> Browsers, the new Person appears, but with the default Chrome icon.

When I open the Choosy pref pane, I immediately see red text at the bottom and think, "oh no! what's wrong?"

Nothing is wrong - you're drawing my attention to a non-essential piece of information to tell me that you're thankful I registered.

1. Ideally, you would swap out the license info form for a display of my information (I shouldn't need to click "Save" again once my license key was verified).




2. At the very least, use black text for this message (or other HIG-compatible color that does not usually signify an error).

I can install the preferences pane, and rules that aren't based on "Source Application" seem just fine.

When I pick the application for a "Source Application" rule, the file picker shows up and I can select something, but it isn't then reflected in the rule in the list of rules. I tried anyways hoping it was just a visual glitch, but alas the rule isn't working.

Choosy seems like exactly what I've been looking for if I can get a source application rule working!

I have found that Mailplane does not respect choosy rules... it does not give me a browser prompt, and does not use the correct browser when I try to add an advanced rule for the app.

In Choosy 1.3 on Mojave 10.14.5 there is a problem with adding advanced rules based on source application. Unlike some of the other open issues here, the rule does actually work for me. But the application name appears blank in the rule list.