Multiple URL Opener

Open a whole list of links in separate tabs at once.

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Your list stays in your browser and is never uploaded. Only http and https links are opened.

Multiple URL Opener

Paste a list of web addresses and open all of them in separate browser tabs with one click. It is handy when you start the day with the same set of dashboards, want to review a batch of search results, or need to check a list of pages from a spreadsheet without opening them one by one.

How to use it

  1. Paste your links into the box, one per line. Spaces, commas and semicolons also work as separators.
  2. Check the preview list. Valid addresses are numbered, invalid entries are shown as skipped.
  3. Leave Remove duplicates on if your list may repeat the same page.
  4. Click Open all. Every valid link opens in a new tab.

What the tool cleans up for you

  • Missing schemes. example.com/page becomes https://example.com/page.
  • Duplicates. Links that resolve to the same address are opened once, and the preview tells you how many were dropped.
  • Unsafe or broken entries. Anything that is not an http or https web address is skipped, which prevents script or file links from being launched by accident.

Allowing pop-ups

Opening many tabs from one click looks like a pop-up to the browser. Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari usually let the first tab through and block the rest until you allow pop-ups for the site. After you allow them, press Open all again. The status message under the buttons reports how many tabs the browser actually opened.

Good uses

  • Morning routines: dashboards, mail, analytics and project boards in one click.
  • Research sessions: open every source in a reading list at once.
  • QA and SEO checks: load a list of landing pages to review them visually.
  • Sharing a bundle: send teammates a block of links they can paste and open together.

Privacy and limits

Parsing happens locally, so your list is never uploaded. Very large lists can slow your browser down because every link becomes a real tab, so open long lists in batches of a few dozen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Browsers treat many simultaneous window.open calls as pop-ups. The first one triggered by your click is usually allowed and the rest may be blocked. Click the pop-up icon in the address bar, allow pop-ups for this site, then press Open all again.

No. Entries without a scheme are opened as https:// links, so example.com becomes https://example.com/. Links that already start with http:// or https:// are kept as they are.

Only web addresses that use http or https. Entries such as javascript:, data: or file: links, and text that is not a valid address, are listed as skipped and never opened.

No. The list is parsed and opened entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored by this site.