Appears to be broken in 10.10

[ylluminate]

It appears that this is broken in the 10.10 public beta 1. Presently when I select a browser, I am alerted via the notification service and when I allow it it does not actually change the browser to a new default.

[bradland]

Objektiv is working for me under 10.10.1, but there is some strangeness in the behavior. I think this happens because of Yosemite's new confirmation message that appears when switching web browsers. Details follow.

Under Yosemite, OS X requires users to confirm any change in default web browser. Upon change, a modal is presented by System Preferences, as seen below:

This dialog is observed immediately following a browser switch. If you confirm the change, the default browser is changed, but Objektiv reflects the old browser selection until the menu is clicked again.

Specific steps to reproduce:

1. Click the Objektiv and select a different default browser.
2. Click "Use [BROWSER]" in the confirmation dialog.
3. Observe that Objektiv icon does not update.
4. In a terminal, execute: open http://www.google.com to confirm browser selection.
5. Click the Objektiv menu again (do not make a selection).
6. Observe that Objektiv icon has updated.

Unfortunately, I'm not a Cocoa dev, so I don't know how to fix this.

[edmechem]

Ah, this actually reflects what I'm seeing in 10.11.1 El Capitan - menu icon doesn't change until clicked, and - confirmation dialog (I didn't know it was the OS that's enforcing this confirmation dialog. If that's so, ah well. I'll work around it w/ a QuicKeys sequence).

[Vorror]

I made a fork. Should be fixed with: https://github.com/Vorror/Objektiv/releases

[cmeury]

Fixed with #17