OpenIn
OpenIn.app is an advanced utility that allows you open links, emails, and files in the application of your choice. Just click it, and...
Description
OpenIn.app is an advanced utility that allows you open links, emails, and files in the application of your choice. Just click it, and select the application from the list. This is the easiest way to organize your workflow.
Use cases
• You can configure OpenIn to open a browser (or application) based on the Focus defined in your system
• You can configure OpenIn to open mailto:// links directly with the browser and web mail provider (Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail, etc)
• You can always define by default to open files and links with a specific application, and configure additional rules for domains, paths, key modifiers, apps where the links were clicked, etc
• You can configure by default to always show the app selection dialog
• You can configure opening links directly within the applications that support them. For example, iTunes to Apple TV, music to Apple Music, zoom links to zoom applications, and more.
JavaScript scripts
OpenIn is a 100% macOS native application written in Swift. But it also provides a JavaScript engine for writing your own rules, giving you access to private API, so if you find that the UI is limited for your use case, you can write your own rules the way you want them.
History
OpenIn stores the history of opened files locally on your system. If you need to find a link that you opened a few days ago, you can review the history and quickly find it there.
Security
OpenIn prevents you from phishing attacks. If you decide to always see the app selection dialog, you can review the link before sending it to the browser. Additionally you can choose to open links in Safari Private mode or Chromium browser’s Incognito mode.
With the ability to override the URLs, you can configure Scripts to remove tracking query parameters from URLs.
Architecture support
Intel and Apple silicon are supported!
OpenIn 4 is available for macOS Ventura. You can find OpenIn 3 on the app store, which supports
previous versions
of macOS.
Upgrading from OpenIn v3
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