I explained this in the ReleaseNotes:
- ** REVIEW/CHANGE THE FOLLOWING MACRO ACTIONS :**
(all shown in the magenta color)- CHANGE If Needed to Show List of Browsers on Your Mac
- Must use format of BundleID__DisplayName
Look at the Action that sets the list for examples:
No need to create another version, just modify the existing macro to check for a %TriggerValue%
, which you would pass as a parameter in a Execute Macro.
The simplest would be to just pass the Bundle ID of the Browser you want, like this:
OK, per your request, I have updated my macro to provide an option to call as a Sub-Macro with the Browser Bundle ID as the parameter. In which case the Prompt is skipped and there is no user interaction, unless the Bundle ID is invalid.