I often need to configure printers, cameras, and other devices on networks that advertise their presence via Bonjour. Without Safari’s built-in functionality that became more challenging. I could work around the problem using a Bonjour Browsing application or an IP scanner but both are more cumbersome. I can launch this little app (or leave it running all the time) and it instantly populates it’s menu with the available devices, ready to open with a single click. It would be nice to be able to use a modifier to get it to open the device’s web page in a browser that you specify instead of the system’s default browser for those devices that don’t play nice with your preferred browser. Nice work, and certainly worth the $1 for the convenience of getting it through the App Store.

Does one thing, and does it well. Populates a menubar with all local web servers. Perfect for setting up devices that obtain an IP address that are configured through a web page so you can quickly locate where it is without having to install the devices own little app to find it. I use it a lot when plugging in and configuring Axis web cams, for example. HP Printers also show up in the list.You can control which browser is launched using modifier keys. Example, holding ctrl down while selecting will open in Chrome, option for Firefox. The default is your default browser.

I thought I was going crazy, after upgrading to High Sierra, I couldn’t find Bonjour anywhere. I Googled “Bonjour” and came up empty. Finally, I stumbled upon someone who blogged about this app and immediately purchased. It does exactly what Bonjour used to do and I can easily access my network devices. Thanks for writing a cool app dude!

Why Apple decided to remove the Bonjour tab from Safari is a mystery. This little app fixes that.