As a user of multiple browsers, a very common use-case is opening a specific browser depending on the target URL. For example if you use Google Workspaces at work you might want to open Google specific links in Google Chrome, while keeping Firefox as your "main" browser. In macOS there's a very cool utility called Choosy that does exactly what I'm describing, but I couldn't find anything in Linux. Fortunately it can be replicated rather easily.
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As a user of multiple browsers, a very common use-case is opening a
specific browser depending on the target URL. For example if you use
Google Workspaces at work you might want to open Google specific links
in Google Chrome, while keeping Firefox as your 'main' browser. In
macOS there's a very cool utility called Choosy that does exactly what
I'm describing, but I…
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