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  1. Make URL field wider in rule definition window

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  2. Choosy should allow the rewriting of URLs.

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    Paweł Barszcz commented  · 

    (I see my comment was not persisted, so once again, tl;dr now)

    My case is to rewrite `https://` into `linear://` or `notion://` because I use those 2 services extensively. I use their desktop and those apps are registered to URL schemes. Without rewrite any links to them open in their web versions, where I am not signed in.

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    Paweł Barszcz commented  · 

    (I see my comment was not persisted, so once again, tl;dr now)

    My case is to rewrite `https://` into `linear://` or `notion://` because I use those 2 services extensively. I use their desktop and those apps are registered to URL schemes. Without rewrite any links to them open in their web versions, where I am not signed in.

  3. Implement URL rewriter

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    Paweł Barszcz commented  · 

    (I see my comment was not persisted, so once again, tl;dr now)

    My case is to rewrite `https://` into `linear://` or `notion://` because I use those 2 services extensively. I use their desktop and those apps are registered to URL schemes. Without rewrite any links to them open in their web versions, where I am not signed in.

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  4. support non-greedy regular expressions, e.g., "https?://(.*?\.)twitter.com(/.*)?"

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