How to Export or Import URLs on Chrome Tabs with Tab URLs Extractor

If you often find yourself browsing with dozens of tabs open in Chrome, you’ve probably thought: “How can I save all these URLs without copying them one by one?” Or “I wish I could reopen all these links from a text file!” That’s exactly why Tab URLs Extractor was created — a simple, professional, and powerful Chrome extension designed to manage all your open tab URLs with just a few clicks.

🚀 What is Tab URLs Extractor?

Tab URLs Extractor is a browser extension that allows you to:

Extract all URLs from your currently open browser tabs
Include page titles (optional)
Export the URLs into a .txt file
Copy them directly to your clipboard
Import a list of URLs from a text file and open each link in a new tab
Clean and deduplicate URLs automatically
View and manage all URLs in a clean, professional table interface

Whether you’re a student doing research, a digital marketer organizing content, or simply someone who wants to save their session, Tab URLs Extractor is an essential tool.

🧠 How It Works

First of all install this chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store.

The interface is simple and intuitive, as you can see from screenshot below:

At the top, you’ll find buttons to Extract Tab URLs, Include Titles, Import from TXT, or Extract all URLs from the current page.
In the middle, a responsive table displays all your links with two columns: one for the URL, one for the page title.
At the bottom, you’ll find options to Clear, Copy, Export, or Open the list of links.

You can even access the official extension site with a click on the home icon in the top-left, or visit OnlineGratis.net through the branded footer.

✨ Smart Features Built-In

Tab URLs Extractor comes packed with intelligent features:

Clean URLs: The extension removes extra URL parameters (everything after ? or #) for cleaner, more readable links.
Duplicate Removal: No more repeated links in your export.
JavaScript URL Filtering: It automatically ignores links like javascript:void(0) that aren’t real navigation URLs.
Table View: Instead of a basic textarea, the extension uses a table format, making it easier to scan, edit, or manage your list.

By default, the free version lets you process up to 20 URLs at a time (for import, copy, or export). If you exceed this limit, a modern modal window pops up where you can purchase a unlock code. Once unlocked, the limit is removed forever and saved locally on your browser (no login needed!).

🧩 Use Cases

Here are a few real-world situations where Tab URLs Extractor is a game-changer:

Save your research: Extract all links from your session and revisit them later
Share links with others: Export and send a list of URLs to friends, colleagues, or clients
Resume your work later: Reimport a saved list of links and reopen them instantly
Analyze a page’s links: Use the “Extract all URLs from this tab” option for SEO, marketing, or auditing purposes

🛡️ Privacy First

Tab URLs Extractor processes everything locally on your device. It doesn’t track, store, or transmit any data. Your URLs stay private.

🔗 Where to Get It

You can install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, or visit OnlineGratis.net for more tools and updates.

✅ Final Thoughts

Tab URLs Extractor is a lightweight yet powerful tool that will save you hours of tedious copying and clicking. It’s a must-have for researchers, content curators, developers, or anyone managing lots of browser tabs.

Try the free version today and unlock the full power when you’re ready.