TabPick - Copy URLs of Selected Tabs

Copy the URLs of multiple selected tabs in one click. Ctrl/Cmd- or Shift-click tabs, press the button, paste — one URL per line.

TabPick copies the URLs of only the tabs you select — multiple tabs, in one click. No more copying links one tab at a time when you want to save your research sources, share several pages in a chat or email, or paste a list of links into a spreadsheet. ■ How to use 1. Hold Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) and click the tabs whose URLs you want to copy. Hold Shift and click to select a range of tabs. 2. Click the TabPick button in the toolbar. 3. When you see "Copied N URLs", paste them anywhere. ■ Features • Only the tabs you select: copies the URLs of the selected tabs, not every tab in the window. If no tabs are selected, it copies the URL of the current tab. • One per line, in tab order: paste straight into notes, chat, email or a spreadsheet. • Nothing extra: no settings page, no account. Just one button. • Available in English and Japanese. ■ Privacy TabPick reads the URLs of your selected tabs only when you click the button, and puts them on your clipboard. It never stores your URLs or history and never sends anything to any server. No analytics, no ads. ■ Note • When you install it, Chrome shows a "Read your browsing history" notice. This is how Chrome describes the permission needed to read tab URLs. TabPick only reads the tabs you have selected, and only when you click the button. • TabPick is an independent project and is not affiliated with Google.