I have a simple Link view: Link("Help", destination: URL(string: "https://linkToMyAppHelpPage.xyz")!) When I tap the Link in my app, I get this message in Xcode's Debugger console: [open] LAUNCH: Launch failure with -10652/ <FSNode 0x600002e51880> { isDir = y, path = '/Applications/Firefox.app' } The link opens correctly in Firefox. I don't understand what this message means. Is it just log noise or am I doing something wrong? I noticed it does not happen when Firefox (or the preferred browser) is not yet open.

Hi! I have to say I'm not experienced with network programming. Meanwhile, I'm happy my macOs app is doing mostly what it should with Network framework. What I noticed though is that, observing with DNS-SD, all other Bonjour Services on my system show the domain name "Felixs-iMac.local" whereas my app has something like c0d52654-4459-4373-a42d-778805c5107a.local with the string before .local changing on each run. I also noticed that the third party app that I connect my app to locally is not "remembering" my app after restarting. I can set manually "Remote Address" in that app to localhost or 127.0.0.1 and it reconnects next time. I wonder if this is related. How can I have my listener show up with a persitent host/domain name (not sure with terminology here..) so other apps can re-connect? Here's my code for the listener: // advertise Bonjour let udpOption = NWProtocolUDP.Options() let params = NWParameters(dtls: nil, udp: udpOption) if bonjour { params.includePeerToPeer = true } // create the listener listener = try! NWListener(using: params, on: 9001) // Bonjour service if bonjour { listener?.service = NWListener.Service(name: "ControlPilot", type: "_osc._udp", domain: nil, txtRecord: nil) }