<ul><li>This tutorial shows how to configure Ubuntu or other Linux to redirect certain URLs or domains to specific web browser, while leaving all others open in the default browser.</li><li>Users may prefer to open certain websites in a non-default browser.</li><li>Create a simple script to tell which browser to use when clicking an URL.</li><li>First, find the executable files of your web browsers.</li><li>Create a custom script to tell which browser to use when clicking an URL and create Desktop Entry for that script.</li><li>Finally, write the certain URLs to .domains.txt file and set the custom script as default ‘browser’ in Settings.</li><li>The steps are written for default GNOME Desktop but work in other desktops.</li><li>Install pcregrep tool which is in use in the script.</li><li>Undo the changes by deleting the script and .desktop files.</li><li>Also set back the default web browser.</li></ul>

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