Open All URLs

Paste a list of addresses and open them all in new browser tabs with one click — handy for checking a batch of pages, competitors or search results without copying each one by hand.

How to use it

1. Paste your list, one address per line.
2. Click the button.
3. If your browser asks, allow pop-ups for this site so every tab can open.

When it helps

• Reviewing a list of pages after a site update
• Checking competitor pages or backlink sources
• Opening research sources or reading lists
• Starting your day with the dashboards you always use

Tips

• Include https:// so every line is recognised.
• Open large lists in smaller batches to keep your browser responsive.
• Remove duplicates first to avoid opening the same page twice.

Why some tabs do not open

Most browsers block multiple new tabs until you allow pop-ups for the site. Lines that are not valid addresses are skipped.

Good to know

Everything happens in your own browser, and the tool cannot bypass logins or access restrictions on the sites you open.

A worked example

An SEO consultant reviews the top ten search results for a client's main keyword every week. Pasting the list and opening all ten tabs at once turns a repetitive copy-and-paste routine into a single click.

Allowing pop-ups

• Chrome: click the blocked pop-up icon at the end of the address bar and choose "Always allow".
• Firefox: click Preferences in the yellow bar and allow pop-ups for this site.
• Safari: Settings → Websites → Pop-up Windows, then choose Allow for this site.
• Edge: click the blocked icon in the address bar and select "Always allow".

Productivity ideas

1. Keep a saved list of daily dashboards and open them each morning.
2. Review a batch of client pages after a deployment.
3. Open every link extracted from a newsletter to check them before sending.

Staying safe

Only open addresses you trust. If a list came from an unknown source, check suspicious names with our Suspicious Domain Checker first.

Related tools

• URL Extractor – pull addresses out of text
• Link Extractor – collect addresses from a page
• Suspicious Domain Checker – screen unfamiliar names

How many tabs is too many?

Every open tab uses memory. On a typical laptop, 20 to 30 tabs at once is comfortable; beyond that, your browser may slow down. Split long lists into batches and close each batch before opening the next.

Organising your research

• Use your browser's tab groups to keep each batch together.
• Bookmark all open tabs into a folder to revisit later.
• Use the reading list feature for articles you want to read offline.