Multi URL Opener
Paste a list of links and open every one in its own new browser tab with a single click - entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste ever leaves your machine.
Open several links at once
Paste one URL per line and open them all in new tabs with a single click. Lines without a scheme get https:// prepended.
Tip: most browsers only allow multiple tabs from a direct click. If only the first tab opens, whitelist this site in your popup settings.
About Multi URL Opener
Multi URL Opener is a batch link launcher. You paste one URL per line into the box, and the tool opens each address in a separate new tab at once, saving you from copying and pasting links one at a time. It reads your list line by line: blank lines are ignored, surrounding whitespace is trimmed, and any line that lacks a scheme automatically gets https:// prepended, so you can paste bare hostnames like example.eu alongside full https:// links and both work.
Each tab is opened with the noopener and noreferrer flags set. That means the pages you launch cannot reach back into this tab through window.opener, and no referrer header is sent revealing where the link came from - a safer default than a plain click. Because the whole tool runs client-side in JavaScript, your list of URLs is never uploaded to any server; the opening happens directly from your browser.
Browsers deliberately limit how many tabs a page can spawn to stop pop-up spam, so the tool counts how many tabs actually opened and how many the pop-up blocker stopped. If some were blocked, allow pop-ups for this site (usually via the icon that appears in the address bar) and click again. The tabs open in the order they appear in your list, which makes it easy to line up a repeatable set of dashboards, tickets, or research links.
How to use it
- 1Paste or type your links into the box, one URL per line - full https:// addresses or bare hostnames both work.
- 2Check the button label, which shows how many tabs it will open based on the non-empty lines detected.
- 3Click the Open button to launch every URL in its own new tab at once.
- 4If the tool reports blocked tabs, allow pop-ups for this site in your browser (via the address-bar icon or site settings) and click again.
- 5Reuse the same list any time by keeping it in a note or text file and pasting it back in.
Common use cases
- -Opening a fixed set of dashboards, monitoring panels, or admin consoles at the start of every shift.
- -Launching a batch of search results, competitor pages, or research links for side-by-side review.
- -QA and web testing - opening the same group of pages across environments to compare them quickly.
- -Reopening a saved reading list, a set of documentation pages, or recurring meeting links in one action.
- -Social media or outreach work where you routinely visit the same group of profiles or URLs.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I open multiple URLs at once?
- Paste your links into the Multi URL Opener box with one URL per line, then click the Open button. Each address opens in its own new browser tab in a single action, with no need to click links individually.
- Why did only the first tab open?
- Your browser's pop-up blocker stopped the rest. Browsers only allow a page to open many tabs from a direct click and otherwise block extras as pop-ups. Allow pop-ups for this site via the icon in the address bar, then click Open again.
- Do I need to include https:// in front of each link?
- No. Any line without a scheme automatically gets https:// added, so bare hostnames like example.eu work fine. You can still paste full http:// or https:// URLs and they are used as-is.
- Is my list of URLs sent to a server?
- No. Multi URL Opener runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The links you paste are never uploaded, logged, or transmitted anywhere - the tabs are opened locally from your device.
- Are the opened tabs safe from the pages they link to?
- Yes. Every tab is opened with noopener and noreferrer, so the destination page cannot control this tab through window.opener and no referrer header is sent. This is a safer default than a normal link click.