Choosy looks great and the idea behind it is exactly what I want to achieve. But it's just not working for me.

It seems to be functioning, but nothing happens when I click a link that should be trapped. They just open in Chrome as usual. I don't even get the popup to choose a browser.

I'm trying to get links in Gmail to my SSB apps like basecamp to open in the SSB. I installed ChoosyFluid, but when it runs it doesn't detect any SSBs to work with (i have 5 in my apps folder and on the dock) whether they're running or not.

I tried setting up a rule manually for all urls containing our basecamp domain, but again nothing happens.

What am i missing??

With Choosy 0.9.1 beta there seems to be a problem when you try to open files (I tried with an HTML page) on your hard drive. Opening links (e.g. from Mail) works as expected but a file does not. Here is the console output (when Choosy starts):

10/02/09 21:01:40 Choosy[514] Failed to get an int preference for runningMode (value was (null))
10/02/09 21:01:40 Choosy[514] Failed to get an int preference for generalMode (value was (null))
10/02/09 21:01:40 Choosy[514] Failed to get an int preference for displayMode (value was (null))
10/02/09 21:01:40 Choosy[514] Failed to get an int preference for iconSize (value was (null))

There is no output when you open the file.

I sent you a mail as well.

Sometimes I'd like to open a link in a new browser window. If I'm inside a browser I can hold down (generally) shift when I click the link, and a new window will be opened. However, Choosy doesn't seem to expose a way to do this.

I think this can be implemented without interfering with the existing modifiers feature, by having the behavior change occur once the popup is already open. Because not all browsers would support this, it could probably be signposted by changing the label on supported-browsers to e.g. "Firefox (new window)" once the modifier is pressed.

Firefox and Chrome both require a command line parameter to trigger this behavior: --new-window

I'm not certain how to do this with Safari.

I installed Choosy. I gave it one simple rule, which is to open all links with a particular URL in a particular browser. It doesn't work.

I read through all of the documentation and couldn't find anything I'm doing wrong.

I tested first with "use choosy for links" not checked. But clicking on links just opens in my default browser, as usual. I tested next with "use choosy for links," which asks me if I want choosy to be my default browser. I said yes. But clicking on links results in nothing happening at all.

I tested by clicking links in SimpleNote and Things.
The browser I specified is an instance of Epichrome.

This is the one thing I need Choosy to do, and it's not working. Is there something missing from the documentation, or is Choosy just a buggy and unreliable app? Please help.

Choosy v1.2.2
Chrome Version: 62.0.3202.62 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)
macOS 10.13

Steps to reproduce:
1. Several Chrome windows opened (chrome has a pending update)
2. Launched link with Chrome (via Slack > Choosy)
3. Tried removing and adding chrome back to choosy browser list but issue persists

Expected:
1. New tab opened in most recently active window, url is visited

Actual Result:
1. New empty window launched, url not visited

Reported System Error:
{subsystem: 'com.apple.launchservices', category: 'default', description: 'LSExceptions shared instance invalidated for timeout.'}

ps, love your app

p.p.s the ajax request event (triggered while trying to type a title) is really slowing down this page's performance on my machine. Pinwheels every time it's fetching results in the middle of typing