Bulk URL Opener (bulkurlopener)
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Details for Bulk URL Opener
Package name
- bulkurlopener
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 11 October 2020 - latest/stable
- 19 January 2021 - latest/beta
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A simple and easy to use application which allows the user to open a list of URL's in one click.
A simple and easy to use application which allows the user to open a list of URL's in one click. Or alternatively you can create and store lists of links that you use and then load them from the drop down menu in the extension to open large amounts of links quickly and easily.
Key Features:-
Allows a user to open a list of links quickly and easily
Ability to save, load and edit lists of links to provide an easier way to store and use a large amount of links
Tab Creation Delay: A user requested feature that allows the user to set a specified delay (in seconds) between each tab being created when a large number of links are opened
Custom themes: Change the look of the extension by using a different theme
Useful links:
Source code: https://github.com/EuanRiggans/BulkURLOpener
Changelog: https://github.com/EuanRiggans/BulkURLOpener/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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