A browser picker for macOS that routes URLs to different browsers based on rules.

Tired of all links opening in the wrong browser? Browser Clutch sits in your menu bar
and intercepts every URL click. Set rules by source app or domain pattern —
Slack links open in Chrome, GitHub in Firefox, everything else in your default browser.

browserclutch.com

• Source-based routing — Route URLs based on which app opened them
• Domain-based routing — Match exact domains, wildcards, or patterns
• Priority rules — Control which rule wins when multiple match
• Private/Incognito mode — Open URLs in private browsing mode
• New window option — Force URLs to open in a new browser window
• Menu bar app — Lives quietly in your menu bar
• Settings panel — Configure rules, default browser, and preferences
• About panel — View app version and info
• XDG config — Uses ~/.config/browserclutch/
• Zero config start — Works out of the box with sensible defaults

1. Download the latest DMG from Releases
2. Open the DMG and drag Browser Clutch ® to Applications
3. Launch Browser Clutch ®
4. Set as default browser: System Settings → Desktop & Dock → Default web browser

Domain patterns support wildcards and regex:

Tip: Use the Settings UI to add rules — no need to edit JSON manually.

• Private/Incognito mode support
• Open in new window option
• About panel
• App menu with Settings shortcut
• Use standard config directory (~/.config/browserclutch/)
• Chrome profile selection

1. Fork the repo
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/thing)
3. Commit your changes
4. Push and open a PR

make build    # Build
make install  # Build + install to /Applications
make run      # Launch app
make logs     # View debug logs

Non-Commercial — Free for personal use, no commercial use without permission.

_{⚠️ This app was partially vibe coded — it may contain bugs. Use at your own risk.}