Firefox Extension Open With, once installed allows you to easily launch other browsers (Chrome, IE, Safari etc..) by simple right-clicking on a page and selecting which browser to open it with. Sound groovy? Let’s review the install and quick config. First download the Firefox Extension Open With from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-with/. Click the Add to Firefox button to install it. Note: All my screenshots are taken using Firefox 6. If you’re running an older/newer version, the screenshots below should help you get through the setup and config.
If a warning pops during the install, just click Install if you trust the author. Geoff has a good rep and can to trust him with his app.
After install, restart your browser to complete the extension install. Now it’s time to configure it. Click the little Firefox Arrow to open the Firefox File Menu (Top Left of your Firefox browser).
Click Add-ons.
Under the Extensions Tab on the left, find the Open With App and click Options.
Under Main Context Menu drop down, click Display as menu items . This is what allows the context menu to display when you right-click on a page.
Additionally, you can also change which browsers will be displayed and their order. In my example, I moved Google Chrome to the top using the Up-Arrow.
With everything installed and configured, Open a new Firefox tab or Window and visit groovyPost.com. Right-click anywhere on the page to display your new Open-With browser options.
Guest Author: Hammad is a long-time groovyPost reader turned contributor! Hammad loves all things Technology and Blogging and we look forward to more contributions from him in the future. Comment
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