Only works from CMD #11
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Hey John, thanks for reporting this potential issue, and sorry for the trouble. I will read your report in detail, try to reproduce it, and get back to you ASAP! |
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Another question: should clicking the link while in another browser follow the config.ini rules? For example, while in Firefox, I click a YouTube link (which I specified to go to Chrome) should it launch in Chrome? |
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Oh, I'm not sure, I'm just another user.
I could see the browser overriding that - if you're already in it why would
it send you to it's competitor? :)
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epiphanyplx - I made that change and it works now. Thank you. Perhaps the
config.ini file shown here on the Code tab should be updated to reflect
this requirement.
Another question: should clicking the link while in another browser follow
the config.ini rules? For example, while in Firefox, I click a YouTube link
(which I specified to go to Chrome) should it launch in Chrome?
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Thank you for creating the BrowseRouter app.
For me, on Windows 11, it only works from the command prompt:
BrowseRouter.exe mozilla.org opens FireFox
BrowseRouter.exe youtube.com opens Chrome.
However, if I click on a shortcut on my desktop or any link in a different browser, it does not follow the rules in the config.ini file. Perhaps I have misunderstand how the app is meant to work. For example, I thought a link in any app or browser with a youtube.com url should open the browser specified in the config.ini file.
Here is my config.ini file:
; Default browser is first in list
; Use
{url}
to specify UWP app browser details[browsers]
ff = C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
chrome = C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
edge = C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe
; Url preferences.
; Only * is treated as a special character (wildcard).
; Matches are domain-only. Protocols and paths are ignored.
; Use "*.blah.com" for subdomains, not "*blah.com" as that would also match "abcblah.com".
[urls]
mozilla.org = ff
google.com = chrome
youtube.com = chrome
cnn.com = chrome
; ? symbols from both sides will match the whole URL (not only web site name)
?teams.cdn.office.net/evergreen-assets/safelinks/1/atp-safelinks.html?urlatlassian.net*? = edge
; / symbols from both sides will match web site and path
;/(?:[0-9]{1,3}.){3}[0-9]{1,3}/ = ff
; Default case. Added automatically
; * = whatever
[sources]
;* - Notepad = chrome
;Slack | Test = chrome
;Microsoft Teams = ff
;Microsoft Visual Studio = ff
Here is the shortcut on my desktop which opens the default browser, edge, (first in the list) instead of chrome:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ8DGP9p2LY
BrowseRouter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY1B18K5u_0 also does not work to open the correct browser.
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