I'm looking for a tool that will route URLs by domain. e.g., things in my internal corporate domain go to one browser, Facebook goes to fluid, everything else goes to my "preferred" browser. Awesomely, Choosy's advanced rules support this, but, it's actually pretty cumbersome.

The web address part is matching the whole URL, starting with the protocol, and ending with the path. So if I want to match all hosts in a given domain, without making a hole for malicious things like mallory.com/targetURL/1234, I need to use something like the following regexp:

^https?://([a-zA-Z0-9]+.)?facebook.com($|/.*)

It works, but it's really unwieldy. I'd love it if I could just specify matches by hostname directly.

Choosy is such a godsend for keeping ME in control of what browser launches what file/link!

After wrestiling with OSX today to stop it from launching an app for a filetype of which I prefer another application to launch by default instead, I found myself thinking "damn, I wish there was a version of Choosy that worked with Application launching".

Yes, I know you can right-click on a flie and tell it to open with another app (or option click and set it as a default), but Finder context menus can be VERY sluggish, depending on what other Finder extensions or filetype associations you have. And the "Open With" menu gets so fricken polluted with apps that you would NEVER use to open the file, that you always end up dreading right-clicking on a file to open it with a different app.

ManyTricks has a freebie "Open With Manager" app which is no longer developed and supported, and works okay, but it still doesnt let you exclude certain apps from the Open With menu for some reason (i.e. Path Finder).

If Choosy could let you create a list of preferred apps for specific filetypes, and display the popup icon Chooser when you click on a file, that would be awesome!

I would really appreciate the option for in-browser links to be routed through Choosy. I use many Site-Specific Browsers and I mainly bought Choosy to have it automatically direct to the appropriate SSB while using my main browser.

For example. I'd like to direct all YouTube URLs to an SSB of a specific account. If I I'm not paying attention, which is likely to happen eventually, I'll slip up and forget to open the url with Choosy.

I read an older comment that it was by design, but I think it's worth reconsidering. Choosy could default to the way it works now, but adding the option to enable in-browser routing would expand the use cases for Choosy.

Thanks for the consideration, and thanks for Choosy!