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How to Copy the URLs of All Tabs in Google Chrome

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers used worldwide. With its extensive features and user-friendly interface, it has become the go-to choice for millions of users. Among its many useful features, being able to copy the URLs of all tabs at once can be a major time-saver for users.

Here’s how you can copy the URLs of all tabs in Google Chrome in one go:

1. Access the Chrome Tab Manager – The first step to copy the URLs of all tabs in Google Chrome is to open the Tab Manager. You can do this by pressing the “Shift + Esc” keys on your keyboard or by right-clicking on any tab and selecting “Task Manager” from the drop-down menu.

2. Select All Tabs – Once you have accessed the Tab Manager, click on the “Tab” category to view all open tabs. To select all tabs, simply click on the first tab listed while holding the “Shift” key on your keyboard, and then click on the last tab. This will select all of the open tabs.

3. Copy URLs – After you have selected all of the tabs, right-click on any of the tabs and click on “Copy” from the menu. Alternatively, you can also use the keyboard shortcut “Ctrl + C” to copy the URLs of all tabs.

4. Paste URLs – Once you have copied the URLs of all tabs, you can paste them into a text file, an email, a web document, or any other document that you wish to share or save.

Using extensions to copy URLs of all tabs:

If you find the above steps a bit tedious, you could use a Chrome extension to streamline the process. Here are some of the best Chrome extensions that can help you copy the URLs of all tabs in just a few clicks:

1. Copy All URLs – This extension allows you to copy the URLs of all tabs with just one click. Once you have installed it, just click on the extension icon and select “Copy URLs” to copy all URLs to your clipboard.

2. TabCopy – This is another popular extension that quickly copies the URLs of all open tabs. After installing TabCopy, just right-click on any tab and select “Copy all tabs URLs.”

By following the above steps or using the extensions, you can easily copy the URLs of all tabs in Google Chrome in a matter of seconds. This comes in handy when you need to share or save multiple URLs from open tabs at once.

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