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I would like to open some webapps in a secondary browser, so that they are grouped in a separate window outside of my main browser.
In a secondary browser's webapp, I would like to be able to right-click a link and select "Open in the default browser", so that the link opens in my primary browser.
How do I do that?
Create a browser extension that uses Native Messaging to execute open url on the command line when you right-click a link.
This is all I could think of. I wanted this too so I built it for Chrome.
On Windows 10 with Chrome, I have found that opening a link in an incognito window will open a link in a new incognito window if none existed, or open a link in a new tab in an incognito window that does exist.
