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Copy URLs of selected tabs from the tab strip context menu. Copy Tab URL(s) adds one item to the Chrome tab strip context menu: Copy URL(s). Select any number of tabs, right-click one of them, and the URLs of every selected tab land on your clipboard in tab order, joined by the separator you picked. Main features - Copies the URLs of all selected tabs, not only the tab you right-clicked. - Choose how the URLs are joined: new line (default), space, comma, semicolon, or any custom string. - Your separator choice syncs to every Chrome profile you are signed in to. - Lives in the tab strip menu, so there is no popup to open and no shortcut to remember. - Reads tab URLs only at the moment you click the menu item, and never reads page content. - No accounts, no tracking, no servers. Nothing leaves your browser. How to use it 1. Select one or more tabs with Shift-click or Cmd-click / Ctrl-click. 2. Right-click any of the selected tabs. 3. Choose Copy URL(s). 4. Paste the list wherever you need it. Changing the separator Open chrome://extensions, find Copy Tab URL(s), then Details and Extension options. Pick a preset or type your own string, including an empty one. Changes are saved immediately. Typical uses Share a set of reference tabs in a chat message, paste a research session into your notes, hand a list of pages to a colleague, or collect links for a ticket without copying them one tab at a time. Requirements Chrome 150 or newer, because tab strip context menu items need that version. Source code and issue tracker: https://github.com/aroglahcim/copy-tab-urls-browser-extension
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