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Clean, manage, and batch-open URLs with user-controlled concurrency and intervals. All data stays in your browser. Open multiple links later is a local batch URL manager with a single purpose: working with a batch of links in one place. Every feature serves that goal — tidy a pasted list, open the ones you want, and copy or close the rest — all from a simple side panel, with everything processed locally. What it does · Clean & organize — Paste multiple URLs (or text containing URLs) and extract clean links with one click. The result becomes one URL per line, ready to edit, add, or delete. · Task preview & domain summary — Before opening, a preview shows how many URLs, how many distinct domains, the concurrency and the interval. A live domain summary updates as you paste. · Open at your chosen pace — Set the concurrency and the interval. The task continues in the background even after you close the panel. · Skip the domains you don't need — In the domain summary, each domain has a small × button. Click it to remove every URL from that domain, so those links are not opened, while keeping every other domain. · Remove duplicates — Each URL is opened only once. · Per-domain pace — A small gap is kept between visits to the same domain, so one site isn't hit too quickly in a row, reducing unnecessary access pressure. · Handle the result — Close the tabs the task opened, one by one (shown in the foreground), and copy all tab URLs in the current window with one click. · Privacy — All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is collected, stored, or uploaded, and no remote code is used. It is a single-purpose batch URL manager — not a collection of unrelated tools. Ready to use — A persistent side panel shows remaining counts; switch between 中文 / English and three soft pastel themes (pink / beige / green).
Sep 7, 2026
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