Paste a list of links and open every one of them in a new tab with a single click
Whenever you have a batch of links to check — search results, a list from a spreadsheet, links shared in a group chat — opening them one at a time is tedious. This tool takes a block of text, pulls out every URL it can find (even if they're mixed in with other text, not cleanly one per line), normalizes each one so it has a proper https:// prefix, and lets you review and remove any before opening the whole batch in new tabs at once.
How to use it:
Tip: if your browser blocks some tabs, allow popups for this site once and it won't ask again — every browser remembers that choice per-site.
Browsers limit how many windows a page can open automatically to prevent abusive "popup spam." This tool opens every tab synchronously inside the same click handler (not with a delay), which is exactly what browsers require to treat each one as user-initiated — but very long lists can still hit a browser's internal cap. Allowing popups for this site removes that limit entirely.
Opening dozens of tabs at once can freeze a browser or a computer with limited memory. Fifty is a practical ceiling that covers the vast majority of real use cases while keeping the tool safe to use.
Anything that looks like a domain with a valid structure (letters, numbers, hyphens, at least one dot, and a plausible top-level domain), with or without a path. If it's missing a protocol, this tool adds https:// automatically before opening it.
No — parsing happens entirely in your browser, and "opening" simply calls the browser's own new-tab function directly. Nothing is uploaded to a server.