#!/bin/csh -f
# Open the specified files in the Safari browser.
# -n = New instance of the browser, even if another instance is already open.
# -a = Application to open
# :q = Quote each incoming arg in case it contains embedded spaces and such.

## No.  Don't use -n.  It recently started opening Firefox as well as
## Safari for some reason.  Perhaps because I made Firefox the default
## web browser?  Same problem does NOT occur with -n when opening Chrome.
## That opens Chrome only, not also Firefox.  Huh?
## Seems to not be needed anyhow, since it always opens a new window
## anyhow, not just a new tab.  Good!
## --Fred 5/24/2021
##open -n -a '/Applications/Safari.app' $*:q
open -a '/Applications/Safari.app' $*:q