Choosy 0.9.3 (beta)

Choosy is shareware. It can be used for free without limitation for 90 days after which it must be registered.

Release notes for version 0.9.3 (beta)

Note: This version of Choosy will expire after 90 days. If you upgrade from an older version of Choosy the time you have left to use Choosy without registration will be reset.

New features

• Separated setting to use Choosy as the default browser and to use Choosy as the default app to open HTML files.
• Create rules that are triggered by any combination of the following conditions:
  • URLs that contain a certain word or match a regular expression.
  • Modifier keys that are pressed when the link was opened.
  • The source application the link request came from.
  • The number of browsers that were running when the link was clicked.
  • Whether you are opening a link to a website or an HTML file in the Finder on your Mac.
• As well as the familiar behaviours (prompt to select from running browsers, use best running browser etc.) the new rules can:
  • Display a custom prompt containing any selection of applications on your Mac, even applications that aren't in Choosy's browser list
  • Always use the same browser, great for use with applications like Fluid
• Improved the menu bar icon to be much clearer and more in-keeping with the standard OS X icons.

Bug fixes

• Various circular menu bug fixes:
  • The mouse will now be correctly placed in the centre of the circle when a link is clicked regardless of icon size and display browser names or URL settings.
  • The top of the menu is no longer cut off when using the display browser names or URL settings.
  • Your favourite browser's button extends to the middle of the menu. The shape of this extension is much smoother.
• When links are sent to Choosy while a browser prompt is already open, these links are queued and dealt with after the current prompt has been dismissed rather than instantly replacing the open prompt.
• Opening browsers from the Choosy menu bar icon will no longer fail when the clipboard is empty.
• Choosy will now correctly appear in the Finder's “Open With” menu for HTML files, even if it's not set up as the default browser.

Related updates

• ChoosySafari: The latest version provides more features, including a customisable modifier key to display Choosy's browser prompt for links in Safari.
• ChoosyFluid: A new application for automatically creating Choosy advanced behaviour rules to work with your Fluid instances.