Open multiple URLs at once
Paste your links below, one per line or mixed into any text, and open them all in new tabs with one click. Large lists can go ten at a time.
1Paste your links
The first time: allow pop-ups
Browsers let a page open one new tab per click. To open many at once, allow pop-ups for this site once:
- Press Open all links. If only one tab opens, a blocked pop-up icon appears at the right end of the address bar.
- Click that icon, choose to always allow pop-ups from getstackboard.com, and press Done.
- Press Open all links again. It carries on from where it stopped.
The setting applies only to this site, and you can remove it any time in Chrome’s site settings.
What you can paste
- Plain URLs, one per line, with or without
https://. - A column copied from Excel or Google Sheets.
- Text from an email, a document or a chat: every link in it is picked out, and duplicates are dropped.
- Markdown and HTML links.
Your list stays in this browser (local storage) so it’s still there if you reload the page. It never leaves your computer.
Keep a set of links you open together
If you open the same group of sites every morning, a bookmark folder or a tab group saves pasting. Stackboard puts those groups on your new tab page as stacks, and any stack opens as a named tab group in one click.
Questions
How do I open multiple URLs at once in Chrome?
Paste them into the box above and press Open all links. Allow pop-ups for the site the first time, because Chrome otherwise opens only one tab per click.
How many tabs can I open at once?
There’s no fixed cap, but every tab uses memory. For long lists use batches of 10 or 20, and close each batch before opening the next.
Can I open links from an Excel sheet?
Yes. Copy the column with the links and paste it in. Any extra text in the cells is ignored.
Do I need an extension?
No. This page works in any modern browser without installing anything.
Your bookmarks, on every new tab
Stackboard is a free Chrome extension that lays out your bookmarks as a board on the new tab page. It stores everything as ordinary Chrome bookmarks, with no account.
Add to Chrome, it’s free