Default Browser — Sindre Sorhus
Seamlessly switch between browsers directly from your menu bar or using Shortcuts. Perfect for users who work with multiple browsers.
Set a keyboard shortcut to open the menu. Once open, select a browser by pressing its number key or navigate using the arrow keys.
Create a shortcut in the Shortcuts app for each browser using the “Set Default Browser” action, then assign a keyboard shortcut to the shortcut.
For example, set up automatic browser switching between work and personal use through the Shortcuts app. Create two shortcuts using the “Set Default Browser” action - one for each browser. Then use Shortery to automatically trigger these shortcuts based on time of day or Wi-Fi network. The Wi-Fi trigger is particularly useful for office workers, as it switches browsers automatically when you connect to your work network.
macOS hides menu bar apps when there is no space left in the menu bar. This is a common problem on MacBooks with a notch. Try quitting some other menu bar apps to free up space. If this does not solve the issue, try quitting Bartender or Ice if you have it installed.
