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On 18 Jan 2022, at 17:26, · Michael Medina wrote:
With a URL in the first pane, "Open With Application" is not a choosable
action.
There is no such action. There’s one called “Open With…”, but it works on files, not URLs.
You do not need to tell Quicksilver which application to open a URL with. Just use “Open URL” and macOS should launch the appropriate application automatically.
In my actions under url, I have 4 choices, Open URL, Open URL in
Background, Open URL With..., and Open E-mail URL
That’s weird. The “Open With…” action is provided by the Core Support plug-in, which is built into the app.
“Open URL With…” allows you to choose an application in the third pane, but that one will only show applications that claim support for http://, which will mostly be web browsers.
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On 19 Jan 2022, at 17:32, · Michael Medina wrote:
Ok, did some more digging, basically the Open URL With... action is only
offering the terminal and the browser as targets, nothing else. Music may
not be an option because the Music plugin is broken(?)
No, that has nothing to do with plug-ins. Like I said, that list is created by asking macOS which apps claim support for http://.
I really think you want “Open URL” and not “Open URL With…”, but I don’t know what the URL looks like. If it’s music://something or itunes://something, it should correctly open in Music and not a browser.
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On 20 Jan 2022, at 10:28, · Michael Medina wrote:
It's just a direct link to a streaming service, https://
Putting music:// or itunes:// would not tell my computer how to get to the
link on the webHere's a screenshot of the trigger as it exists, I cannot recreate in the
UI.
OK, I get what you’re trying to do now. I don’t know what’s up with the Music app. It handles HTTP URLs just fine1, but doesn’t advertise support for them. Maybe iTunes did? I don’t have a copy available to check, but I guess it doesn’t matter.
Here’s how you can create the trigger you want.
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You can test this in Terminal with open https://some.url/stream.aac -a Music ↩