BrowserFairy

A tiny macOS app that puts every browser at your fingertips. Hit ⌘⌥B to launch any browser or profile in an instant. Set a few rules and every link routes itsel

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@wspruijt On a Mac you can route those URLs to the right Chrome profile today with BrowserFairy: https://t.co/yw5pk9jVdq

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@theodorvaryag There is a way, at least on a Mac: BrowserFairy lets you set rules like all URLs containing e.g. https://t.co/lNFAHpjizz open in a specific Chrome profile.

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macOS 27 comes with new security measures for folder access. For browser profiles to work you need to grant permission. Here's how: https://t.co/Z0v3I8I2dr

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BrowserFairy 2.3.4
- Support for macOS 27
- Guided setup for new users
- Browser Launcher layout fixes
- Safari Handoff fixed

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@examaddaorg You can have virtually as many default browsers as you would want. Use BrowserFairy if you don't wanna choose.

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@_vishal06 @YashHustle_22 Are you using browser profiles with Chrome or Brave?

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@karim_naguib @JustinBleuel @ChatGPT Is this solved by now?

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@kyr0de yeah... for the profile juggling though, BrowserFairy could be actually helpful. Feel free to get in touch if you wanna give it a try.

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@JohannCasique @thsottiaux Is this still an issue?

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@_NorthernViking @YouTube BrowserFairy is a tool that acts as your default browser, but actually is a URL router and browser launcher. What this gives you is virtually as many default browsers as you would want. I wondered if you might give it a try.

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@PhilShteuck @madhavsinghal_ BrowserFairy can route to a browser or browser profile by URL (substring) and source app (where the URL was invoked). Would this be sufficient for this use case?

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@Nycsnark @nytimes Just in case the Times did not listen... You can automate the routing to browser profiles with BrowserFairy or just use it's browser launcher.

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@hschhaya Yeah... if you're using multiple browsers to keep things in lanes, you might want to look at BrowserFairy. There's a browser picker you can use to route URLs to a specific browser or profile and you can also automate things with rules.

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@Thetafund @NousResearch @Teknium There is actually a default profile in Chrome and that's the one that's going to be launched I guess. If you're running macOS you can give BrowserFairy a try. It allows for routing to different profiles by defining rules that look at URLs.

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@Bougey @Teknium If it launches the browser through the default browser route in macOS, you could automate all that with BrowserFairy.

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@MartinBergo You can use BrowserFairy to automate the routing to different Chrome profiles. This is done by defining rules and you can use URL and source app matching.

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@TommySedita @NousResearch Dealing with Chrome profiles can get messy. You can fully automate URL routing with BrowserFairy. I wonder if you wanna give it a try?

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@aspen_broker @witcheer It looks like you're the perfect user for BrowserFairy! You might wanna give it a try. You can automate the routing of URLs to different browsers and browser profiles.

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@ThinkingAtlas1 Hey, I see you're dealing with multiple browser profiles. BrowserFairy is a tool that helps keep browser use in lanes. Think of it as a router for links. I wonder if you mind giving it a try.