https://royaltyprints.co/ · Workflow & Planning
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Copy URLs (and titles) for highlighted tabs, all tabs in this window, or all windows—formatted as plain text, Markdown, or HTML. Copy Multiple Tab Links lets you instantly grab the URLs (and titles) of many tabs at once—perfect for sharing research, saving sessions, or moving work between browsers and apps. Instead of copying one tab at a time, you can: Copy only your highlighted tabs Copy all tabs in this window Copy all tabs from all open windows The extension formats everything for you, so your clipboard is ready to paste where you need it. Key features Multiple scopes Highlighted tabs only All tabs in the current window All tabs in all windows Flexible formatting Plain URLs (one per line) Title — URL format for quick notes Markdown list (great for docs, GitHub, Notion, etc.) HTML <ul><li> list (ideal for blogs or web pages) Optional pinned tab handling Choose whether to include pinned tabs or skip them Live preview See exactly what will be copied in the preview area Adjust format, then click Copy preview if you just want the text Typical use cases Share a reading list or research session with teammates or clients Move your current browser session into a note-taking app Save all open tabs before closing a window Build Markdown or HTML link lists in seconds Privacy-friendly Runs entirely in your browser No servers, no tracking, no analytics Only needs access to your tabs to read their titles and URLs so it can format and copy them for you If you regularly work with many tabs and hate copying links one by one, Copy Multiple Tab Links will save you time every single day.
Nov 17, 2025
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