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About

Opening dozens or hundreds of hyperlinks simultaneously is a fundamental task for SEO specialists, researchers, and QA engineers, yet it remains fraught with technical friction. Browsers enforce strict security policies regarding window.open events to prevent abuse, often resulting in blocked pop-ups or frozen processes when a user attempts to launch a high-volume list.

This tool implements a Controlled Execution Pipeline. Instead of firing simultaneous requests that trigger DOMException or HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) errors, it utilizes a queued interval system. It parses raw input using a robust Regular Expression engine to identify valid URIs within mixed text (HTML, JSON, or unstructured documents), filters duplicates via a Set data structure, and executes the opening sequence with user-defined latency.

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Formulas

{
Status = OPEN if t tlast + intervalStatus = QUEUE otherwise

The extraction logic uses the following regex pattern to isolate URLs from mixed strings:

Regex /(https? :\/\/ [^\s"']+)/g

Reference Data

Browser / OSMax Tabs (rec.)Avg RAM per TabPop-up BehaviorThrottle Limit
Chrome (Desktop)50-100150 MBBlocks non-user-initiated1000ms background
Firefox (Quantum)100+120 MBStrict ConfigAdaptive
Safari (macOS)30-50200 MBHigh FrictionAggressive
Edge (Chromium)50-100140 MBBlocks non-user-initiated1000ms background
Mobile Browsers1050 MBVery StrictLikely Freeze

Frequently Asked Questions

Browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari) have built-in Pop-up Blockers. If you try to open multiple tabs, the browser may interpret this as malicious behavior. Look for an icon in your address bar (usually a red "x" or window icon) and select "Always allow pop-ups from this site".
For lists under 20 URLs, a 0.5s interval is usually safe. For larger lists (50+), or when targeting the same domain, increase the interval to 2s-5s to avoid "429 Too Many Requests" errors from the target server and to keep your browser responsive.
Yes. We use LocalStorage to persist your input list and settings. If you accidentally close the tab or browser, your data will be restored automatically upon your return.
Standard tools simply split text by newlines. Our Smart Extraction uses a complex Regular Expression to scan your text. You can paste a full HTML source code, a JSON response, or a messy email, and the tool will surgically extract only the substrings that look like valid http/https URLs.