Browser Selector

A LITTLE MORE CONTROL

Your links.
Your choice.

Work link? Work profile. Personal link? Your browser. Choose where a link opens, right when you click it.

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Windows · macOS · Linux

A SMALL PAUSE. THE RIGHT DESTINATION.
Browser SelectorPREVIEW

Choose browser and profile

https://example.com
Google Chrome2 profiles
Firefox2 profiles
Brave2 profiles

Try it — click a browser to see its profiles.

An interactive preview. Your real browsers appear in the app.

01

Keep your worlds separate.

Send a work link to your work profile. Keep personal browsing personal. No more opening a link, copying it, and trying again.

02

Your browsers, together.

Chrome for one thing. Firefox for another. Pick from your installed browsers and supported profiles in one place.

03

Only there when you need it.

No extension. No background service. Just a small chooser when another app opens a web link.

LESS GUESSWORK. ONE QUICK CHOICE.

See the whole thing in 20 seconds.

A link. A profile. The right browser.

Browser Selector on Linux. Same idea, whichever browser feels like home.

SET IT ONCE. CHOOSE AS YOU GO.

A different kind of default browser.

  1. 1

    Install Browser Selector.

    Download the app for your computer. No extra runtime or browser extension to install.

  2. 2

    Make it your default browser.

    Select Browser Selector in your system’s default-browser settings. It hands links to the browser you choose.

  3. 3

    Click a link. Make your choice.

    Open a web link from an email, chat, or another app. Choose a browser, then a profile. That’s it.

Links you click inside a browser still open there as usual. Nothing changes about how you browse.

MAKE ROOM FOR A LITTLE CHOICE

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Windows

A simple installer. Then choose Browser Selector in Default Apps.

Download for Windows 64-bit · Installer

Currently unsigned. Windows may show a security warning.

Early release v0.1.1. Tested on Linux; Windows and macOS browser routing still needs hands-on testing.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Small app.
Clear boundaries.

Made to do one thing well, then get out of the way.

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Which browsers and profiles work?

Chrome, Chromium, Brave, Edge, and Vivaldi support profile selection, along with detected Firefox profiles. Safari and other detected browsers can open links, but Safari profile selection and Firefox containers aren’t supported. Profiles must be in standard locations.

Does it see my browsing history?

No. Browser Selector reads browser and profile names, not your cookies, passwords, or browsing history. Links aren’t logged or sent to a service.

Is it always running?

No background service is needed. Your system opens Browser Selector when another app sends a web link to your default browser. It shows the chooser and passes the link to your selection.

Will it catch every link?

It handles HTTP and HTTPS links opened through your system default browser. Links inside a browser stay there. Apps with built-in browsers or their own browser preferences can bypass the chooser.

Can I switch back?

Yes. Choose your usual browser in your system’s default-app settings whenever you want. Browser Selector doesn’t replace or modify your browsers.

THE RIGHT PLACE, FIRST TIME.

Let every link find its home.

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