More reliable link handling and clearer controls. • Multiple pending links now stay in a queue, with a remaining count. Finishing or cancelling the current choice continues to the next link. • The picker includes the matching desktop app and can remember that website's app destination. • Rule previews now evaluate your unsaved changes, source-app conditions, enabled state and rule priority. • Fixed valid URL schemes being rejected when editing desktop clients. • Option and Shift overrides now take priority when a link would otherwise show the picker, using the current modifier-key state. • Added clear guidance when browser-profile selection is unavailable, and improved the authorization flow in supported environments. • Refined picker sizing, keyboard focus, persistent form labels, accessible switch names and localized messages.

This update makes link routing from desktop apps more reliable, more predictable, and easier to control. • Fixed source-app detection for links opened from DingTalk, WeCom, Mail, and other macOS apps, so source-specific rules work reliably. • Refined routing behavior: unmatched HTTP/HTTPS links show the browser picker, while links with a matching rule open directly in the configured destination. • Prevented browser sign-in and self-targeting links from looping back into the originating desktop app. • Added “Open this website this way automatically” to turn a successful browser or profile choice into a reusable domain rule. • Improved default-browser setup with the native macOS confirmation flow and more accurate status updates. • Added a searchable Recent Link History window for reopening or copying links; the menu bar now keeps the latest eight links tidy. • Improved rule creation and import with clearer validation, summaries, and duplicate or conflict previews. • Removed usage limits and the in-app purchase screen. All currently included features are available directly. • Polished the browser picker, settings layout, localization, keyboard operation, performance, and overall stability.

- Unmatched HTTP/HTTPS links now always open the browser picker instead of silently falling back to the default browser, including links opened from WeChat, WeCom, and other apps. - Browser login requests initiated by desktop apps such as Figma can now open the picker instead of being locked to the default browser. - Reorganized Opening Links settings: unconfigured links always ask, while links with rules can either open automatically or ask every time—without configuring each source app. - Added “Open this website this way automatically” to save the selected browser or profile as an all-apps domain rule. It is off by default for new installs and saves only after a successful open. - Streamlined menu bar history: the menu shows the latest 8 links, while a searchable history window supports reopening, copying, and clearing the complete locally stored list. - Explicit rules still run automatically, with clearer routing boundaries between unmatched links, browser self-targeting, and the picker to reduce unintended opens and repeated prompts. - Fixed a crash when opening links without a matching rule and made the picker appear more reliably for links opened from WeChat and other apps. - Improved launch behavior so Settings no longer appears during background or incidental system launches. - The app picker now shows only installed browsers and apps, with better recommendations, scrolling, and keyboard selection. - Redesigned the unmatched-link panel with clearer hierarchy, rule scope, and save-result feedback. - Improved rule creation and import with inline validation, effect summaries, and previews for duplicate, conflicting, and invalid rules. - Enhanced privacy and link handling with per-site tracking-parameter exclusions, short-link progress, timeouts, and safe fallback behavior. - Added independent Light and Dark popup colors and instant language switching without a restart. - Reorganized Premium so subscriptions and the one-time purchase are clearly grouped. - Improved browser detection, icon caching, interface responsiveness, and overall stability.

- Fixed a crash when opening links without a matching rule and made the picker appear more reliably for links opened from WeChat and other apps. - Improved launch behavior so Settings no longer appears during background or incidental system launches. - The app picker now shows only installed browsers and apps, with better recommendations, scrolling, and keyboard selection. - Redesigned the unmatched-link panel with clearer hierarchy, rule scope, and save-result feedback. - Improved rule creation and import with inline validation, effect summaries, and previews for duplicate, conflicting, and invalid rules. - Enhanced privacy and link handling with per-site tracking-parameter exclusions, short-link progress, timeouts, and safe fallback behavior. - Added local history clearing, independent Light and Dark popup colors, and instant language switching without a restart. - Reorganized Premium so subscriptions and the one-time purchase are clearly grouped. - Improved browser detection, icon caching, interface responsiveness, and overall stability.

A redesigned link-opening experience: • New browser picker with a clear recommendation, number-key shortcuts, arrow-key navigation, and improved profile handling. • Rebuilt unmatched-link prompt makes match scope, source app, target, and the resulting rule easier to understand. • Refined app and menu bar icons, spacing, contrast, localization, and adaptive popup sizing. • Faster browser and client discovery, with more reliable routing, link cleanup, rule import/export, and shortcut behavior.

Fixed an issue where Figma’s “Log in with browser” link might not open correctly in a browser. Improved desktop client routing to avoid sending links back to the same app that opened them. Kept external links routing directly to supported desktop apps such as Figma, Notion, and meeting clients. Improved rule matching stability and added related test coverage.

Improved the interface and fixed known issues. Refined the popup page styling. Improved browser configuration and rule import workflows.