For years, web designers have had to struggle with code that enables their websites to be rendered properly in different internet browsers. To make sure that each browser is supported, designers have had to download each browser and individually test which ones work. On the other hand, corporate web users may have constrictions on what browsers they can install, sometimes they may want to open a link in a different browser depending on if the link is either personal or professional.
Browser Chooser is a small tool that allows you to open a particular link in the chosen browser you wish to either test or browse websites with.
This open source utility, once downloaded, asks you which browsers you wish to open links with then sets itself as your default browser. When an internet link is then clicked outside of a browser, the toolbar will ask you which browser to open the link with.
As mentioned above, it’s especially useful for web designers who need to test their websites on different platforms, although I reckon it would be tedious for others.
