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Drag a selection box over a page and open every link inside it in new tabs. SnapIt is the fastest way to open multiple links at once. Tired of clicking link after link and opening each one in a new tab? SnapIt is a bulk link opener that lets you open all the links you want in a single action. Just click the SnapIt icon, drag a selection box over the links, and let go. Every link inside the box instantly opens in its own new background tab, so you never lose your place. It works just like taking a screenshot. You get a clean, semi-transparent selection rectangle, and a live counter shows you exactly how many links you are about to open in new tabs as you drag. Open many tabs at once and save real time. Capture 5, 20, or even 100 links in a single drag instead of clicking them one by one. What used to take minutes now takes one swipe. Why people use SnapIt to open links in bulk: Open all links in an area in new tabs with one drag, no more clicking each link. Open links in background tabs so your current page stays open and in place. Handle long lists with ease. Auto-scroll while you drag, and a built-in Load all content button expands "load more" pages so you can select everything in one go. Smart and safe. SnapIt skips duplicate links and asks before opening a large batch of tabs. Private by design. SnapIt collects no data, stores nothing, and sends nothing to any server. Perfect for research, shopping comparisons, reading lists, search results, job boards, product pages, documentation, and news feeds. Anywhere you need to open multiple links in new tabs fast. Open links. Open tabs. Open everything at once. Try SnapIt.
Jul 5, 2026
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