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Comment by _paulc | Hacker News Reader

The first of these is easier as:

  open -a Safari

Agreed, I often use `open -a 'Google Chrome' ./index.html` or `open -a 'Google Chrome' http://0.0.0.0:8000`

I do the same so I aliased it to just "chrome", "firefox", etc.

I aliased Sublime to `sub`. Without args it opens the current folder as a project; with args it opens the file[s].

The officially-supported name is `subl`, by the way:

Huh. I clearly didn't research before I wrote my one-liner. This is certainly a little more ... documented. Thanks for the heads up!