OpenIn 3
Customize how links and files open in macOS
OpenIn 3 launched on December 3, 2021 with 134 votes, #222 of 2,707 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.
What it does
OpenIn helps you manage how links and files open on your Mac. For every link, you can select from multiple browsers, mail clients or apps for files, or configure based on where the file or link is opened, or based on location or domain.
OpenIn browser extensions let you send links from web pages to OpenIn. By default, a browser keeps normal link clicks inside itself. It sends a link to OpenIn only when you use the link context menu or click the OpenIn toolbar button. This prevents the browser from sending every link to the system default browser. You can change this behavior in the extension settings. In Safari, open Safari Settings → Extensions , select OpenIn , and click Settings . From there, you can configure the extension to: OpenIn is a macOS utility for routing URLs, mail links, phone links, and files to the application you choose. You can configure OpenIn as the default handler, define rules that select an…from loshadki.app
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