You can also add custom apps using the rules feature. Velja supports opening links in the native app for these services:Īnd these services that do not have a desktop app: It supports Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, etc. You can also use this to open some links in a specific browser profile. For example, you could create a rule to make all URLs with the domain “” open in Chrome. Velja lets you create advanced rules to open certain links in a specific browser. Browser extensions (Safari built-in, see website for others).Use a specific browser profile for some links.Open a specific browser depending on which app the link was clicked in.Press a keyboard shortcut to use an alternative browser.Open Google Meet links in Chrome even if Safari is the default browser.Open copied links from the menu bar menu.Remove tracking parameters on clicked and copied links (Google UTM, Twitter, TikTok, etc).Directly open links to certain websites in their desktop app.

The app is free without ads because I love making apps. Open all links clicked in the Slack app in your Chrome work profile.Open Zoom meeting invitations directly in the desktop Zoom app.Open links to the internal company website in Firefox.

Open links to directly in the Figma desktop app.

Use Safari as your primary browser but open Google Meet links in Chrome.

You can find extensions for other browsers on the app's website.

You can then click the toolbar icon to open the current page with Velja or right-click a link to open it with Velja. However, Velja comes with a Safari extension which you can enable in the Safari settings. Velja is not able to handle links clicked inside a browser. Open links in a specific browser or a matching native app.

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