Bulk URL Opener
Paste a list of URLs, or any text with links in it, and open them in new tabs a batch at a time. Duplicates are removed, bare domains get https://, and the list never leaves your browser.
Your browser blocked the extra tabs. Browsers allow one new tab per click unless you allow pop-ups for this site. Allow them once, then press the button again:
- Chrome and Edge: click the blocked pop-up icon at the right of the address bar, choose Always allow pop-ups and redirects from imbuz.com, then Done.
- Firefox: click Preferences (or Options) in the yellow bar under the address bar, then Allow pop-ups for imbuz.com.
- Safari: click the icon in the address bar that shows a pop-up was blocked, or go to Safari, Settings for imbuz.com, and set Pop-up Windows to Allow.
Or keep pop-ups blocked and use Open next, which opens one URL per click.
How it works
| Option | What it does |
|---|---|
| Extract URLs from text | Finds every link and bare domain in pasted text, such as an email, a report or HTML, and puts them one per line. Email addresses and file names like photo.jpg are skipped. |
| Batch size | How many tabs each click opens. Opening dozens at once can slow your computer down, so 10 is a sensible default. |
| Domain | Open only the URLs on one site, when a list mixes several. |
| Reverse order | Starts from the end of the list. |
| Open next | Opens the next unopened URL, one per click. It works even when pop-ups are blocked. |
Opened URLs are marked in the list, so you can work through a long list in several sittings without losing your place, as long as the page stays open. The list isn't stored or sent anywhere. Tabs open without telling the site which page sent you there.
Questions
How do I open multiple URLs at once?
Paste the URLs, one per line or mixed into text, and press Open first batch. If only one tab opens, your browser is blocking pop-ups: allow them for this site once, and each click then opens a whole batch.
Why does only one tab open?
Browsers let a page open one new tab per click and block the rest as pop-ups. That protects you from sites that open windows on their own. Allowing pop-ups for imbuz.com lifts the limit for this site only.
How many URLs can I open at once?
There's no limit on the list. The practical limit is your computer: each tab uses memory, so open large lists in batches of 10 to 20 and close tabs as you go.
Can I open the URLs in the background?
No website can choose that. Whether a new tab gets focus is decided by your browser and its settings. In most browsers, new tabs opened together appear next to the current one.