What's New in 1.7.0 Link History — Every link Proxly has ever routed is now logged in a new History view, complete with the rule that matched, the browser used, and the source app. Tap any entry to create a rule from it instantly. Exclusion Patterns — Rules can now exclude specific URLs even when the domain matches. For example, your Slack rule can send auth.slack.com to your default browser instead. Mailto: Routing — Choose which email client opens mailto: links, with per-rule control and drag-to-reorder in Settings. Private Mode — Open any link in a private/incognito window straight from a rule, or hold Option in the Selection Panel to go private on the fly. Short URL Expansion — Shortened links (bit.ly, t.co, etc.) are resolved before rules run, so your rules match the real destination every time. AI Rule Generation now works in all 7 supported languages, and natural-language phrases like "everything except work hours" are extracted as exclusion patterns automatically. Plus keyboard navigation and Cmd+C in the Selection Panel, usage-based browser sorting, a Share Extension, and JS transformation upgrades.

- Fixed a race condition that caused a link to be opened in a new window when the link was routed to a browser that was not opened beforehand and was restoring its previous state - Fixed issue with fonts rendering

Added: • Custom URL Scheme Target: - New transformation target type: Allows to target custom URL schemes post-transformation (for example transforming link to open in some other app) • Open URL from Clipboard: Global keyboard shortcut to open URLs directly from clipboard - Multi-URL selection panel when clipboard contains multiple URLs - Support for more than 10 URLs in the selection prompt • Rule Management Overhaul: Comprehensive multi-select and bulk operations for rules - Multi-select mode with Cmd+Click and Shift+Click support - Floating bulk action bar with keyboard shortcuts - Stacked card detail pane for multi-selected rules - Duplicate, copy to clipboard, and paste for single rules - Persistent drag reorder - File drag-and-drop import and drag-to-Finder export - Single-rule export support • AI Rule Creation: Create routing rules using natural language with on-device Apple Foundation Models - Apple Intelligence powered rule generation - Profile support and "Open from App" rule generation (Template/JS Transformations are not yet supported) • Opera & Opera GX Support: Browser detection and profile support for Opera and Opera GX Changed: • Typography: Migrated from system fonts to Fira Sans across all views • About View: Updated layout and developer attribution Fixed: • Time rule validation now requires non-empty days array, preventing silent decode failures • Weekday representation corrected in time rules • Stale security bookmarks update • Layout pass issues in import/export view and profile permissions dialog • Crash fixes when uninstalling browsers • Profile selection highlighting in rule editor • Export sanitization: internal metadata stripped from rule exports • Priority preservation and import hardening for rules

Spotify Native App Routing fix - the feature would not work for links to Spotify that linked directly to artists. This has been fixed.

Custom URL Transformations Transform URLs before opening them with powerful new capabilities: - Template Mode: Use simple variables like {host}, {path}, {query:param}, and {pathComponent:index} to redirect URLs - JavaScript Mode: Write custom transformation logic with full JavaScript support in a sandboxed environment - Live Preview: See your transformations in action with real-time validation and examples - Use Cases: Redirect to alternative front-ends (e.g., Twitter → Nitter), remove tracking parameters, or create custom URL rewrites Safari Profile Support Proxly is the second browser chooser ever to support Safari profiles: - Create & Configure: Set up multiple Safari profiles with custom names and SF Symbol icons - Smart Window Routing: Automatically route URLs to specific Safari windows based on your rules - Seamless Integration: Configure Safari profiles just like Chrome or Firefox profiles in your routing rules Custom Browser & Profile Ordering Take control of the browser and profile order: - Drag & Drop: Reorder browsers and their profiles in the management view (https://github.com/pawel-mazurkiewicz/proxly-releases/issues/7) - Custom Shortcuts: Your order determines keyboard shortcuts (1-9) in the selection panel - Profile Reordering: Arrange profiles within each browser to optimize your workflow - Reset Option: Easily revert to alphabetical sorting Native App Support Open links directly in desktop applications instead of browsers: - Supported Apps: Zoom, Discord, Spotify, Trello, Linear - Auto-Detection: Only shows installed applications in the preset picker - Per-Rule Configuration: Enable native app routing on any rule - Smart Fallback: Automatically falls back to browser if transformation fails Improvements - Query String Matching: URL processor now includes query parameters in pattern matching for more precise rules - Improved browser profile data persistence during cold launches Bug Fixes - Fixed critical crash when matching wildcard host patterns (e.g., *.slack.com) against apex domains - Better Duplicate Detection Rule imports now consider transformation logic to prevent false duplicates - Fixed onboarding window management to prevent "ghost" windows (https://github.com/pawel-mazurkiewicz/proxly-releases/issues/9)

- Fixed: Entitlements bug preventing users from exporting rules - Fixed: Application list not detecting some of the applications - Fixed: bug when a rule contained just .* pattern it would crash the app due to incorrect logic applied on splicing regex - Minor UI adjustments