Is there a way to show where the click comes from in console?

[tbrek]

I have the following setup in config:

{
      // Open any link clicked in those apps in Safari
      match: ({ sourceBundleIdentifier }) =>
      ["com.readdle.smartemail-Mac","com.meetfranz.franz","com.apple.iChat"].includes(sourceBundleIdentifier),
      browser: "Safari"
    }

However, while links from Messages and Spark are opening in Safari, those from Franz are not. The bundleID is correct. I wonder if Franz services have something to do with that.

[tbrek]

I've added

{
    match: ({ sourceBundleIdentifier }) => {
      finicky.notify(sourceBundleIdentifier);
      finicky.log(sourceBundleIdentifier);
    },
    browser: "Google Chrome",
  }

to the config and the console shows bundleID as null

2019-10-23 09:55:34 - null

[johnste]

I'm guessing Franz does something special when it opens urls which doesn't tell finicky the source bundle identifier.

[johnste]

I can confirm and reproduce the issue by installing Franz and clicking the terms and conditions link in the account registration page.

[johnste]

I spent some more time looking into this issue and it seems like the process that does the actual triggering (Franz Helper (Renderer)) doesn't have a bundle identifier, and thus cannot be targeted by checking it.

After considering the options, I decided to added sourceProcessPath to the options supplied to Finicky's handlers. With it you can use the path of the process to detect if a url is being opened by Franz. The full path to the process Franz uses I get is /Applications/Franz.app/Contents/Frameworks/Franz Helper (Renderer).app/Contents/MacOS/Franz Helper (Renderer). With that information, I created a simple example that should work:

{
  // Open links where the path contains "Franz.app" in Safari (Experimental!)
  match({ sourceProcessPath }) {
    return sourceProcessPath.includes("Franz.app");
  },
  browser: "Safari"
}

The new release is here: https://github.com/johnste/finicky/releases/tag/v2.2.2

[tbrek]

@johnste thanks a lot. That fixes my issue.