Objektiv is a utility that lets you switch your default browser easily.
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Feb 22, 2021 - Objective-C
Objektiv is a utility that lets you switch your default browser easily.
A macOS menu bar app to intelligently control your default web browser.
⭐ Bowser - Dynamic Default Browser Switch for MacOS
A fast, configurable browser picker for Linux and macOS with a plugin system for URL processing
Native macOS menu bar app that becomes your default browser and routes every link to the right browser and profile — automatically with rules, or with a quick picker.
Lightweight macOS menu-bar app: ⌘Space command palette, 25+ utilities (clipboard, calendar meetings, OCR, translate, window snap, AI chat), in-app updates
Get and set default file / protocol associations and change your default browser
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Tiny, fast macOS browser router. ~700 LOC, ~5µs hot path, native JavaScriptCore.
A modern Alfred workflow for switching the default browser on macOS
View and set default application associations on macOS — modern replacement for duti and SwiftDefaultApps
Change iOS default Web browser without Jailbreak
A lightweight macOS menu bar app for developers to switch groups of file types to a different default editor in one click.
Route every link to the right browser, profile, or private window. macOS menu-bar app.
Set Chrome profiles as your default Windows browser. Routes each clicked link to the right profile by regex rule. No admin rights.
No longer stuck with one default browser on macOS, pickr lets you choose a browser each time you open a link
Configures the system to use /usr/bin/torbrowser as the default browser
Split default browser by URL markers (e.g. TLDs): route links to different browsers on Linux via XDG MIME
Split default browser by URL markers (e.g. TLDs, localhost): route links across three browsers on Linux via XDG MIME
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