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If your habit when opening a browser is to visit familiar websites, there's an add-on for Firefox that can help. With just 1 click, you can open all the pages you typically visit every day. For Google Chrome and Coc Coc browsers, you can use an extension called LinkClump.
Effortlessly open multiple links with just one click on Firefox
Step 1: Install the Multi Open Add-on on Firefox
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- Add a new Add-on to Firefox
Google Chrome - Browse multiple tabs directly in the main browser window
After restarting your browser, you'll see a green M icon in the top right corner of the browser, as shown below.
Step 2: To add the websites you want to open, right-click on that icon to bring up a popup. Then, enter the URLs of the websites you want into the box below URLs.
Note that if you have too many links, Firefox may slow down when you activate Multi Open. In the 'interval between open pages' section, the time between opening links is measured in milliseconds. If you enter 0, all links will open simultaneously.
And if you check the 'close other tabs before open urls' option, all other tabs will close before opening these links through Multi Open. If you don't want Firefox to display a popup notifying you that it will close other tabs before opening Multi Open, check the 'DON'T warn me on close other tabs' option.
Once you've finished configuring, press the Save button to save your settings.
Step 3: Use. Now you just need to click on the Multi Open icon to open all the links you've saved. The links will open in the order you arranged them, from top to bottom.
With the Mutil Open add-on installed on Firefox, you can easily open numerous links and frequently visited websites with just one click. We hope this trick will be helpful to you and help you save even more time.
