Pop-up Permission Required

To open multiple URLs at the same time, this tool needs permission to open pop-ups.

Click the button below to test permissions. If prompted by your browser, please look at your address bar and select "Always allow pop-ups".

Multi URL Opener

Paste text or enter your URLs below (one per line):

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Note: Browsers actively block multiple popups. When you first click "Open URLs", look at your address bar and click "Allow pop-ups" for this file to let it open multiple tabs at once.

How to Use the Multi URL Opener

  1. Paste your links: Enter or paste a list of URLs into the text area. You can even paste raw text containing links, and click "Extract URLs" to automatically filter them out.
  2. Set a delay (optional): To prevent your browser from freezing, you can set a time delay (in seconds) between opening each tab.
  3. Allow Pop-ups: Browsers block multiple tabs from opening at once. Ensure you grant pop-up permissions for this site when prompted.
  4. Open URLs: Click the "Open URLs" button and watch your links open automatically!

Why Use Our Bulk URL Opener?

Who Can Benefit from This Tool?

Our bulk URL opener is a versatile utility designed to save time for various professionals:

Frequently Asked Questions

Browsers have built-in pop-up blockers to prevent spam. When you try to open multiple tabs, the browser blocks them. Look at the right side of your URL/address bar for an icon with a red 'X'. Click it and select "Always allow pop-ups from getsmore.in".

While the tool itself has no hard limit, opening too many tabs at once (e.g., 100+) may freeze or crash your web browser depending on your computer's RAM. We recommend using the "Open with delay" feature if you are opening more than 20 links.

No. This tool is 100% client-side. The URLs you paste are processed locally by your web browser and are never transmitted to our servers.

Yes, but mobile browsers handle multiple tabs differently than desktop browsers, and their pop-up blockers are often stricter. It works best on desktop environments like Windows, Mac, or Linux.

Yes, it is 100% safe. It operates entirely locally within your web browser and does not send your links or data to any external servers.

The tool will automatically prepend "http://" to basic domain names if missing. If a link is completely invalid, the browser will still open a new tab but display its standard error page.

No, this tool is designed specifically to open multiple URLs in new, separate tabs to prevent overriding the page you are currently viewing.