If you have ever considered how tedious it can be to open a certain specific web page that we choose with a non-native application that is not configured by default, bumpr is your ultimate app.
In our day-to-day use with our computer, it is common to want to open certain web pages with one browser or another, depending on the theme that we are going to use, or the functionality of the website itself according to which browsers (for performance, use of Flash, etc.). With bumpr We can handle all these kinds of problems, including the different email accounts that we use.
On our Mac, on System Preferences, General, We could manage which browser we want to use by default. However, if using a specific browser we want to open a certain URL in another web browser, currently we would have to copy said web address, open the browser in which we would like to open our new page and paste the content of the clipboard there. That works with URL's, but if you click on an elnace to email it to someone, it won't work.
With bumpr, this is a thing of the past. The application, designed by Scott Ostler and Khoi Vinh, solves us the problem of having to deal with multiple applications. With its fast interface, you can choose between the different web browsers that you have on your computer as well as the different emails.
If you are one of those users who uses something other than Safari and Chrome, you have other browsers installed on your Mac (Firefox, Opera, etc, ...) and you use an email application other than Mail itself, Gmail or Outlook, you are in luck; bumpr it can be really useful to you.
The application has a cost of € 8,00 but until April 15 this is a 50% discount as a promotion. For only € 3,99, bumpr it can be yours. So don't let her get away.