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usr/sbin/chown 0:0 '/usr/local/bin/swda' # this binary allows an app (i.e., "handler") to be assigned to any available file extension # the swda binary is the CLI for SwiftDefaultApps : -UTI, -URL, -internet, -browser, -web, -mail, -email, -e-mail, -ftp, -rss, -news h, -help Show help information for this command role -role, specifies the role with which to register the handler. all When this flag is added, a list of all applications registered for that content will printed. mail, -email, -e-mail Returns the default e-mail client. internet, -browser, -web Returns the default web browser. To get help on the "Available commands" that have additional options do this: version Prints the current version of this app setHandler Sets as the default handler for a given / combination. getUTIs Returns a list of all known UTIs, and their default handler. getSchemes Returns a list of all known URI schemes, accompanied by their default handler. getApps Returns a list of all registered applications. getHandler Returns the default application registered for the URI Scheme or you specify. Utility to retrieve and manipulate default applications in macOS. It's not the most intuitive CLI I've ever used but it works great & the help is good once you understand there are multiple pages (somewhat like the jamf binary.) I didn't find many examples of how to use it so I thought I would write this up quickly here. For the recommendation of SwiftDefaultApps