Bulk URL Autor: Diop

Open a whole list of links in one click.

Paste your links, press Open all, and every one of them opens in its own tab. No clicking
through a list one line at a time.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

Open with a delay. Throwing a long list at the browser in one burst leaves pages half-loaded,
and some sites push back when everything arrives at once. Choose a pause between tabs, or open
them in small batches, and every page loads the way it should. You can close this window and
walk away: the list keeps opening on its own.

Tabs stay in your order. The list you paste is the order you get. You can also put the new
tabs right after the tab you are on instead of at the end of the row.

Not a link? It gets searched. Paste a mixed list and lines that are not addresses are looked
up with your own default search engine. Your notes, your questions and your links can live in
the same list.

Links buried in text are pulled out. Paste a paragraph from an email or a document and the
address inside it is found for you.

Your list is still there tomorrow. Close the window, close the browser, come back, and the
list is where you left it.

Open sleeping tabs. Turn this on and links are opened without loading. They wake up when you
switch to them, so fifty links cost you nothing until you actually look at them. Lines that
get searched always load, because a search has to run.

Duplicates are skipped. The same address twice in a list opens once.

Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+U opens the window without reaching for the mouse. If your
system already uses that combination, you can pick another one in the Firefox add-ons
manager.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO

It does not read the pages you visit. It does not track you. It does not send anything
anywhere. The only things it stores are your list and your settings, and they stay in your
own browser.

Permissions: storage, to remember your list and settings. Search, to look up lines that are
not links using the search engine you already chose.