I run more than one browser, and more than one profile inside each of them. Safari for work and personal. Chrome with a dev profile separate from everything else. It is how I keep the contexts of a day from bleeding into each other.
The trouble is that the moment I click a link, the operating system stops caring about any of that. It hands the URL to whatever browser happens to be the default and walks away.
So I built Burly, a tiny macOS app that puts that decision back in my hands.
I have spent most of my career building software, and the projects that stick with me are almost always the ones that started as a personal annoyance I refused to keep tolerating.
Burly is exactly that.
