Browser Chooser
English

Made for Windows 11 · x64

Your links.
Your choice.

One default browser is not enough. Open each link in the browser, and the profile, that makes sense for you.

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Browser Chooser showing browser and profile choices for a link
Actual app interface

A place for all your browsers

Use your installed browsers. Chrome, Edge and Firefox profiles appear as separate choices.

Different links.
Different destinations.

Try a route below. This website demo illustrates choices you can configure in the app; it does not open a browser or change your settings.

Interactive illustration
  • Work link Firefox · Work
  • Personal link Chrome · Home
  • PDF file Microsoft Edge

Selected destination: Firefox · Work

Less switching.
More getting on with it.

A small utility for the moments between clicking a link and landing in the right place.

Keep your worlds separate.

Send work links to your work profile and personal links to your own space. Chrome, Edge and Firefox profiles are discovered automatically.

Choose once. Remember the website.

In ask-every-time mode, remember a website and open its next links directly in your chosen browser. Manage or remove those choices whenever you like.

Actual app window for managing remembered website choices
Actual app interface

Your files have preferences, too.

Choose browsers separately for PDF, HTML, SVG and more. Assign the file types in Windows default apps; rendering support depends on the browser.

Actual app window assigning browsers to local file types
Actual app interface

Local by design

A choice, not a data trail.

No link history, no uploaded usage data. Your browser choices stay on this device. Browser Chooser does not read your passwords, cookies or browsing history.

  • No link history
  • No account needed
  • No website analytics

A little setup.
A better everyday.

Windows 11 · x64

  1. Install Browser Chooser

    Open the Microsoft Store listing to check availability and install on Windows 11 x64.

  2. Make it your link handler

    In Windows default apps, confirm Browser Chooser for both HTTP and HTTPS. Your settings only change with your confirmation.

  3. Make your next choice

    Choose each time, remember a website, or set a fixed browser. File associations are optional and need separate confirmation in Windows.

A few things worth knowing.

Is this another browser?

No. Browser Chooser forwards links and supported local files to browsers already installed on your PC. It does not render web pages.

Which Windows versions are supported?

The current release targets Windows 11 x64. macOS, Windows 10 and ARM64 support are not advertised or verified here.

What happens to my links and personal data?

Pending links stay in memory. Saved preferences contain website hostnames or file extensions and browser identifiers, not full URLs or file paths. The app does not upload usage data. This website uses no analytics, cookies or external fonts; the hosting provider may keep normal access logs.

Does a private window make me anonymous?

No. Private-window mode is provided by the target browser and is subject to its policies. It does not make you anonymous online.

Does the app support all 20 website languages?

This website has 20 languages. The app currently supports English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian. Screenshots are from the English or Chinese app.

Will installation change my defaults automatically?

No. You confirm HTTP, HTTPS and any optional file associations in Windows. Startup is optional, and the app does not need administrator rights for everyday use.

Let the next link
land in the right place.

Keep your browsers. Take back the choice.

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