It has a little umbrella as an icon that automatically gets installed when you install the extension. The version of this function for Chrome is called Copy all Urls. Here’s the Copy All Urls Chrome Extension Here’s a tutorial with screenshots on how to do that. So the solution is to simply add the button to your toolbar.
However, if you’re like me, you don’t want to click twice to get where you want to go. Once you have installed the addon you will find it in your Edit Menu at the top. The tricky part is finding extensions that are up to date with the latest browser versions. I can also copy a whole bunch of links from anywhere and open them all at once. Whether you want to copy url to clipboard or to a text file. Click the Chrome menu button From the Bookmark manager, click the Organize button and choose Export Bookmarks to HTML file Save your HTML file to your. With just one or 2 clicks I can copy all of the urls. The solution that I’ve found is using certain addons and extensions on my browsers. Plus, what if I just want to have those links saved in a Word doc so that I can organize them later? However, I’ve found that the browser often crashes when it has to store that much data all the time. If you’ve set up your browser to automatically open all of the tabs the next time you open it, then you’ll have access to those links. What do you do?ĭo you copy and paste all 28 tabs? That would be pretty exhausting… So you’ve opened up about 28 tabs while you’re doing research and now you’re tired and just want to close your browser but you don’t want to lose all of your links.
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