Browsers get mixed up

[EzraLopez]

If Chrome and Safari are both checked in the settings (which they are by default), and your default browser is Chrome, it will open Safari instead of refreshing the tab on Chrome. I corrected this behavior by unchecking Safari in the Settings menu. I think you should check what the default browser is in the system and then do the magic there.

Even if this is not fixed, this is a wonderful package. It really speeds up my workflow. Thank you for creating it, Jake! 😀

Just in case you need to know this information: I'm running OS X El Capitan 10.11.4, Chrome 49.0.2623.110 (64-bit) and Safari 9.1 (11601.5.17.1).

Cheers!

[BrahimS]

I've encounter the same issue, i've unchecked Safari from the package settings and it works. thanks for this awesome package.

All the best.

[jkroso]

The idea of it relying on config instead of refreshing the default browser is that it enables you to develop for several browsers at the same time.

[EzraLopez]

I think relying on config is great, but it wouldn't work with Chrome when both browsers were checked, which they were by default.

[jkroso]

Ok I guess it would make sense to adjust the config so only the default
browser is enabled by default

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I think relying on config is great, but it wouldn't work with Chrome when
both browsers were checked, which they were by default.

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