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Copy all URLs from the current window, save named URL lists, and open them later in a new window. Includes export/import. Copy All URL helps you quickly collect, organize, and reuse website links from your current Chrome window. With one click, the extension copies all open tab URLs, lets you save them as named lists, and reopen them later in a brand-new window. It’s ideal for researchers, developers, marketers, students, and anyone who works with multiple tabs daily. Key features • Copy all URLs from the current browser window • Save URLs as named lists for later use • Open all saved URLs together in a new window • Export URL lists to JSON for backup or sharing • Import URL lists from another browser or computer • Search, copy, or delete saved URL lists • Works entirely offline using local browser storage Why install Copy All URL? Managing dozens of tabs manually is time-consuming. Copy All URL makes it easy to save your workflow, switch devices, or pause and resume work without losing important links. The extension is lightweight, fast, and focused on a single purpose: helping you manage URLs efficiently. Privacy & permissions Copy All URL does not collect, transmit, or sell user data. All saved URLs are stored locally in your browser. Permissions used: • Tabs – required to read URLs from the current window • Storage – required to save URL lists locally Developer Developed by Rahul Kashyap (Digital Entrepreneur) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahulkashyap-delhi/
Jan 17, 2026
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