

This behavior caused subtle issues and confusion when the hard-coded user-agent didn't reflect the system WebKit version. User-agent tipīefore v2.2.0, Multi included a hard-coded user-agent that made it appear like Safari. If your configuration file fails to decode for any reason, your Multi app will open to the preferences window, where you can fix any issues. Here's the bare minimum example used in the Slack demo video above: Override the default WebKit user agent header Password credential for requests that use basic access authentication User name credential for requests that use basic access authentication The tabs field is an array of objects with the following fields: Field NameĬustom cookies using HTTPCookiePropertyKey Override system default browser for external links - value is a bundle identifier like, , or īoolean (Optional, default false, macOS 10.15+)ĭetermines if browser app becomes active when opening external links Position this app's window on top of all others Show macOS notifications even if your app is currently focused Prevents app from quitting when the last window is closed Start the app with each tab in its own window The JSON configuration uses the following top-level fields: Field Name If your app is named Test, then you'll find that file at /Applications/Multi/Test.app/Contents/Resources/config.json.

Multi apps store their configuration in a single JSON file.
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If you are on macOS 10.13 High Sierra (the minimum supported version), you'll also need to install the Swift runtime from Apple. Alternatively, you can manually download and run the latest.
