“Kind” for file extensions in Finder

[justanotherfoundry]

“Kind” for file extensions in Finder

[justvanrossum]

It seems a bit silly that one application can cause this behavior in Finder, but here we are.

I wouldn't reject a PR that makes each extension have a distinct CFBundleTypeName value.

[BoldMonday]

@justanotherfoundry FWIW – you can change the default application associated with files in the Finder by using the Info panel. I can remember that some time ago I installed Glyphsapp and it took over all font file associations in a similar manner.

[typemytype]

RoboFont adds type names for each supported file extension separately. (like in Paul's screenshot)

[justanotherfoundry]

Thanks for your quick replies, everyone! Yes, setting a different default application for .woff and .woff2 is an option but first I need to install one that supports these types.

[frankrolf]

For whoever may read this – I have found the “Swift Default Apps” tool to be very useful for these kinds of problems: https://github.com/Lord-Kamina/SwiftDefaultApps