Bumpr for macOS helps you manage multiple browsers and email clients

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Bumpr for macOS helps you manage multiple browsers and email clients

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<p>Bumpr is a new macOS utility that lets you easily decide which apps to use when opening URLs. The app works with both browser URLs and email composition links and makes running multiple browsers and email clients easier to manage.</p>
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