Bulk URL Opener
Open multiple links simultaneously in separate tabs. Paste your links below separated by newlines, commas, or spaces.
Important Note: Browser Popup Blockers
Modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) automatically block programmatically opened tabs to prevent spam. If clicking "Open all" only opens the first URL, please follow these instructions:
Look at the right side of your browser address bar for a Blocked Pop-up icon ().
Click the blocked icon and select "Always allow pop-ups and redirects from webvk.in".
Click "Done" and hit the Open all button again to open your links.
How to Use the Bulk Link Opener
Our bulk URL opener tool is built to save you time when navigating through lists of domains or references. Instead of copy-pasting links individually, paste your raw dump of text below and let the tool automatically separate the links.
Smart Delimiter Parser
The parser automatically detects line breaks, commas, semicolons, and spaces. You do not need to clean your links beforehand.
Automatic URL Sanitizing
If you paste standard domain strings (like google.com), the tool automatically appends the https:// protocol so they resolve correctly.
Privacy-First Parsing
The extraction and tab launching occur locally in your browser memory. We do not transmit or log the URLs you search.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is caused by your web browser's security popup blocker. Browsers protect users by whitelisting page redirects. To resolve this, click the pop-up blocked indicator in the right corner of your browser search bar, select "Always allow popups from webvk.in", and click "Open all" again.
Technically, there is no set limit in our tool. However, opening more than 20-30 tabs at the same time can cause high memory usage on your computer, slowing down your system. We recommend opening links in batches of 15-20.
Yes. You can press Ctrl + Enter to instantly launch all detected tabs while typing in the input box, or Ctrl + Alt + R to reset the text area to default.
The parser uses a regular expression matching standard URL schemes (like `http/https`) or common TLD domains. It labels items without proper structures as "Malformed" so you can fix them before launching.