Wavebox, the revolutionary and feature-rich Chromium browser that's built for productive working across Google Workspaces, Microsoft Teams, ClickUp, Monday, Atlassian, Asana, AirTable, Slack, and every other web app you use to get work done.
The change to Chromium in Wavebox 10 is great, and profiles are great, but they're not universally useful.
I use Wavebox for several accounts, both personal and professional. For several of the personal accounts, having separate profiles accomplishes everything I need, however for my professional accounts, I need links to launch in an external browser, just like #286 solved.
For example:
For my main personal account, I use Chrome. The Chromium profiles work, but they're not ideal. Launching in my default external browser would be my preference.
For my main work account, I use Firefox, which is running almost 24/7, or at least during work hours. It contains all of my bookmarks, plugins, debugging tools, etc. that are not feasible, reasonable, or performant to migrate to Chromium.
For my secondary and tertiary accounts, Chromium profiles work more or less perfectly.
The problem:
While we have the option to launch links in an external browser, it launches all links across all profiles in the system default browser. There's no way to select which browser is opened, or which profiles the setting applies to.
This isn't something that we have planned at the moment now that Wavebox is a fully featured browser itself and has profiles natively built in too. There are some 3rd-party apps such as Choosy that may help if it suits your workflow better
Related to #286 which was fixed in Wavebox 4.7.0
The change to Chromium in Wavebox 10 is great, and profiles are great, but they're not universally useful.
I use Wavebox for several accounts, both personal and professional. For several of the personal accounts, having separate profiles accomplishes everything I need, however for my professional accounts, I need links to launch in an external browser, just like #286 solved.
For example:
The problem: While we have the option to launch links in an external browser, it launches all links across all profiles in the system default browser. There's no way to select which browser is opened, or which profiles the setting applies to.