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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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!

It would be great if Choosy allows me to specify Airdrop as the destination instead of a particular browser.

Was glad to see the new Firefox extension update since it hadn't been working before, but now I don't see the Open with Choosy menu option anywhere in the context menu when I right click on a link. Did that break in this version bump or am I doing something wrong?

Enable selection of either an email program or email account when selecting an email link within a browser

When I define/edit a rule, for example "Web address" "matches this regular expression", input field for that URL expression is very narrow (from https?://gitlab.com/timbercode(/.*)? I see only https?://git).

Even if I make window wider, input field is still narrow.

It would be nice to negate a custom rule, e.g.

If web address does NOT begins with... to avoid relying on regex for simple use cases.

Since upgrading to MacOS 10.15.4 (19E266), Choosy displays available browsers when clicking on a link, rather than opening the preferred browser specified in rules. These rules used to work just prior to upgrade.

When clicking on an Apple News link in an OSX app such as Mail.app, it would be good if Choosy could intercept that link and open it in a browser instead of the Apple News app. While all Apple News links seem to start with https://apple.news/ a Choosy rule doesn't catch them as there seems to be some OS-level URL capture happening.