Browser Picker Runsafe

Use this command to install Browser Picker:

winget install --id=mortenn.BrowserPicker -e

A default browser replacement for windows to let you pick your preferred browser on the fly or in accordance with your own rules. You can easily configure it to use Firefox for github.com and slashdot.org, but leave Edge to handle microsoft.com and even let Internet Explorer handle that old internal LOB app you'd rather not use but must.

Browser Picker is a default browser replacement tool for Windows designed to provide flexibility in selecting your preferred web browser on demand or based on predefined rules. It allows users to configure specific browsers for different websites, ensuring seamless navigation across various platforms.

Key Features:

Dynamic Browser Switching: Automatically select the appropriate browser based on website domains or manually choose from a list of installed browsers.
Rule-Based Configuration: Set custom rules to assign specific browsers (e.g., Firefox for GitHub, Edge for Microsoft) and handle legacy applications with older browsers like Internet Explorer.
URL Expansion: Expand shortened URLs in real-time before opening them, enhancing security and transparency.
Privacy Mode Support: Launch selected browsers in privacy or incognito mode directly from the browser picker interface.
Customizable Browser List: Manually add or remove browsers, including support for multiple Chrome or Firefox profiles with custom command-line arguments.
Usage Tracking & Order Adjustment: Automatically reorder browsers based on usage frequency to prioritize frequently used options.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for power users and IT professionals who manage multiple browsers or legacy applications. It simplifies browser management, enhances productivity by automating browser selection, and ensures compatibility with modern and outdated web platforms. With its rule-based configuration and dynamic switching capabilities, Browser Picker offers unparalleled flexibility in managing browser choice.

Installation is straightforward via winget.