Hi,

Would really love a backup to Dropbox, Google Drive etc as I'd hate to lose my rules!!!

Ash.

Does Choosy have a plist file which can be configured and packaged? We are looking at using Choosy in our enterprise but need to be able to deploy it. Any information you can provide on the location of configuration files/plists and under which profiles they are installed would be helpful

Thank you

I want all links to my domain to open in Opera. This doesn't work.

You're probably already considering this but just in case you aren't :)

Please add support for the TOR browser...

One of the main differences between browsers on mobile platforms, in particular on OS X, is their energy consumption. Consistently using Safari for example can result in a difference in uptime of more than 2 hours, compared to Chrome. It would be great to have the option to choose a favorite / best browser based on the state of the battery or based on the fact if the laptop is currently charging or not.

Migrating from an old machine to a new machine, I have to manually set up all my rules again. It would be nice to be able to export/import rules and settings.

If I have any single browser running, I want to open links in that browser

If I have two or more browsers running, I want the Choosy prompt

Preference pane won't load, latest version under 10.11.4.

Choosy is awesome but if you have a new rule, it's kind of a pain to add. I would love to see an easy way to add simple rule like: open this url in this browser from command line (which then can be wrap around an Alfred workflow)

sometimes an program tries to open an link, but i dont want to go there...

Please add an option to discard the link...

or is it possible to add an non existent browser?

For some reason, Choosy lets you pick some apps as a "source application" for rules, but ignores them. Slack is one example (and the one I find most frustrating).

You can create a rule that says "All of the following are true: Source application is "Slack.app". But even after deleting all other rules, a link clicked on inside Slack uses the default Choosy behaviour (in my case, popping up the list of browsers) instead of the rule behaviour.

I would like to be able to select Slack as a source application and have it work. Thanks!

When first installing the app and visiting settings i get a pop up "Choosy is disabled - To enable it, check the "Enable Choosy" box on the general settings page"
However the OK button seems disabled which doesnt allow me to get back to system preferences meaning i need to force quit. This also means i cant use the helper to uninstall. Is there anyway to enable Choosy from terminal or a settings file rather than through the Settings UI?

I am using choosy with fluid and I would like it so when I click on os x's built in facebook notifications, my fluid facebook app opens. I was unable to find a way to achieve this via advanced rules, and even if it is possible, it would be nice if the "source application" rule were just "source" and one was allowed to select things that aren't considered applications (such as os x notifications).
In the meantime though, is there a way to achieve this with the current state of choosy?

The Browsers Window and/or the advanced Window are empty or show parts of the before background.
I have 10 days for testing left - now (since Yosemite?) I have this issue

When I right-click a link in Safari and click "Open with Choosy", it brings up a list of browsers. I would like Choosy to use my rules to determine which browser to use. Is this possible?

It doesn't look like Choosy is being supported anymore. The same issue where it doesn't launch on restarting the PC still occurs and has been the same for the last 3 operating systems. I think the developer should at least update the product, or open source it so it can be fixed and supported properly

Whats up with it turning itself off constantly