Open multiple links later

Clean, manage, and batch-open URLs with user-controlled concurrency and intervals. All data stays in your browser.

Open multiple links later is a local batch URL manager with a single purpose: working with a batch of links in one place. Every feature serves that goal — tidy a pasted list, open the ones you want, and copy or close the rest — all from a simple side panel, with everything processed locally. ✨ What it does 🧹 Clean & organize — Paste multiple URLs (or text containing URLs) and extract clean links with one click. The result becomes one URL per line, ready to edit, add, or delete. 📋 Task preview & domain summary — Before opening, a preview shows how many URLs, how many distinct domains, the concurrency and the interval. A live domain summary updates as you paste. ⏱️ Open at your chosen pace — Set the concurrency (1 / 2 / 3 / 5, or a custom value from 1 to 20) and the interval (1–60 seconds on a slider, or Random 1–10 seconds). The task keeps running in the background even after you close the panel. 🚫 Skip the domains you don't need — In the domain summary each domain has a small × button. Click it to remove every URL from that domain, so those links are not opened, while every other domain is kept. ✂️ Remove duplicates (on by default) — Duplicate URLs are dropped before opening, so the same link is not opened twice. Turn it off if you want the pasted list left as-is. 🐢 Per-domain pace — With a fixed interval, a small gap is kept between visits to the same domain, so one site is not hit too quickly in a row. Random mode follows its own random spacing instead. 🖥️ Foreground mode (optional) — Opens each link in the foreground, one at a time, and brings the window to the front while opening. Useful when you want to watch each page as it loads. ⏸️ Pause & resume — Pause a running task and resume from where it stopped. If a link fails to open, the task pauses automatically and resume continues with the rest; there are no silent retries. 🗑️ Batch close — Close the tabs of the current window: all at once, or one by one in Foreground mode. The tab you are currently on is always kept, and any domain you exclude is skipped. A closing task can be stopped at any time. Note that this closes the window's other tabs, not only the ones this extension opened — use the × exclusions for anything you want to keep. 🛡️ Exclude domains from closing — Exclude a domain in the current-window tab list and it is skipped when closing. Exclusions are remembered for the browser session, so you do not have to set them again after reopening the panel. ⚠️ Clearer errors — If a link cannot be opened, the panel shows the actual reason instead of a generic message. 🏠 Site-homepage preload (optional, on by default) — Occasionally (about 12–18% of the time) briefly shows the target domain's homepage in the foreground for 2–3 seconds and closes it before opening the target URL. Only the site you are already opening is accessed. 🔗 Copy tab URLs — Copy the URLs of all tabs in the current window with one click. ⌨️ Keyboard & screen-reader friendly — Esc closes the preview dialog and returns focus, arrow keys select the concurrency, progress and status changes are announced, and switching the language or theme updates the accessibility labels. 🎨 Appearance & language — A persistent side panel with three soft macaron themes (pink, beige, green) and a CN / EN switch. Your choices are remembered. 📦 Large tasks — If a batch has more than 200 URLs, the preview suggests splitting it into smaller batches. 🔒 Privacy and permissions Everything runs locally in your browser: pasted URLs, settings and task progress are stored on your device only. Nothing is collected, transmitted, or sold, and no remote code is used. The extension requests only the permissions it needs: tabs (read tab URLs, create and close tabs), storage (save your settings and progress locally), alarms (schedule the next batch) and sidePanel (show the side panel). There are no host permissions, and the extension never reads page content. 💡 Good to know 👀 Pace and concurrency are always visible and configurable — nothing happens behind your back. 🧷 Batch close only affects the window you are working in; your current tab and excluded domains are always kept.