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Capture and save URLs of open tabs Tab URLs Snapshot exports the URLs and titles of the tabs in your current window so you can save, share, or reuse them. FEATURES • Seven export formats: URLs only, tab titles only, URL (tab title), tab title (URL), Markdown links, CSV, and JSON. • Copy the snapshot to your clipboard or save it to a file. • Your selected format is remembered for next time. • Includes only http, https, and file tabs; browser-internal pages are skipped. • Runs entirely on your device — no accounts, no servers, no analytics. HOW TO USE 1. Click the Tab URLs Snapshot icon in the toolbar. 2. Choose an export format. 3. Click Copy to put the snapshot on your clipboard, or Save to file to download it as .txt, .md, .csv, or .json. PRIVACY The extension reads the URLs and titles of the tabs in your current window only when you open it, and uses them only to create the snapshot you asked for. Nothing is sent anywhere. Your selected format is stored locally in your browser. The optional "Buy me a coffee" link opens Ko-fi in a new tab; visiting it is governed by Ko-fi's privacy policy. PERMISSIONS • Read your browsing history — used to read the URLs and titles of the tabs in the current window so they can be exported. • Manage your downloads — used only when you click Save to file. • Storage — used only to remember your last selected export format. SUPPORT Questions, bug reports, or suggestions? Email YilunDev@gmail.com. Version 1.0.0 — First release.
Nov 8, 2026
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