Google docs files, when synched down with the GoogleDrive app, have '.gsheet' extensions. I use Fluid.app to 'firewall-off' my cookies from the rest of my browsing experience, and so I can stay logged in to multiple gmail sessions. I want to be able to map the 'com.fluidapp.FluidApp.mycustomgmailfluidapp' app bundle to those .gsheet files, so I could trigger opening them from the finder, which by default goes to the regular Safari.app. I tried:
duti -s com.fluidapp.FluidApp.mygmail /path/to/gdrive/folder/foo.gsheet all
which doesn't return an error (but doesn't open the correct app,) and checking it with -x immediately afterwards has no effect
Google docs files, when synched down with the GoogleDrive app, have '.gsheet' extensions. I use Fluid.app to 'firewall-off' my cookies from the rest of my browsing experience, and so I can stay logged in to multiple gmail sessions. I want to be able to map the 'com.fluidapp.FluidApp.mycustomgmailfluidapp' app bundle to those .gsheet files, so I could trigger opening them from the finder, which by default goes to the regular Safari.app. I tried:
duti -s com.fluidapp.FluidApp.mygmail /path/to/gdrive/folder/foo.gsheet all
which doesn't return an error (but doesn't open the correct app,) and checking it with-x
immediately afterwards has no effect