MultiOpen - Open many links at once in Safari

01 / Overview

What is MultiOpen?

MultiOpen is a Safari extension for iPhone, iPad and Mac that opens a whole list of links as browser tabs in one tap.

You paste a list of URLs, or pull the links out of any messy text, and MultiOpen opens them all as Safari tabs at once. It handles 150 or more links using smart batching, so Safari does not freeze, and it can also grab your open tabs back into a single list to save or share. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac, there is a 7-day free trial, then $0.99 per year or $2.99 for a lifetime licence, and it collects no data.

How the batching works: MultiOpen opens up to about 20 tabs instantly, then loads the rest in timed waves, so Safari can handle 150+ links without freezing.

02 / What it does

Built for lists of links.

The small, honest things you do with a pile of URLs every day, made into one tap.

01

Open dozens in one tap

Paste a list of URLs and open every one as a Safari tab. MultiOpen opens up to 20 links instantly and batches larger lists in timed waves, so 150 or more open without freezing Safari.

Open Allbatching

153links opened, one tap

https://news.ycombinator.com

https://github.com/trending

https://developer.apple.com/wwdc

https://arxiv.org/list/cs.AI/recent

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari

https://reddit.com/r/iosdev

https://maps.apple.com

02

Grab all your open tabs into a list

Capture every tab you have open into a single list you can save or share. Good for handing off research or keeping a session for later.

03

Saved link sets for daily routines

Save named sets of links you open every day and reopen the whole set in one tap. Your current list also auto-saves between sessions.

04

Smart paste finds links in any text

Paste messy text and MultiOpen pulls out the links for you. No formatting, no cleanup, just the URLs, ready to open.

03 / Use cases

Who it is for.

If you regularly have a pile of links you want open at the same time, MultiOpen is built for that moment.

Research and reading - paste a reading list of article and preprint URLs and open them all as tabs to skim and cross-check.

Comparison shopping - drop a batch of product or deal links copied from a chat or thread and open them side by side.

SEO and web review - paste a column of URLs from a spreadsheet and open competitor or client pages in bulk on Mac.

QA and web dev - save a set of pages once and reopen the same batch across staging and production.

Dev triage - open a list of GitHub pull request, issue and docs links from a message all at once.

Reporting and fact-checking - open a batch of source links, then grab all your open tabs back into one list to save or share.

Outreach and prospecting - open a list of profile URLs at once and save the set as a named preset to revisit later.

Daily routines - save your morning sites as one preset and open them all with a single tap each day.

Trip planning - use smart paste to pull hotel, flight and map links out of an itinerary email and open them together.

Class and homework - paste a shared list of resource links and open every one, with no account or sign-in.

Privacy-conscious use - open large batches of links on device, with no tracking and no data collected.

Fewer taps - open a whole list in one action instead of tapping each link one by one.

04 / Setup

Three steps, a few taps.

MultiOpen is a Safari extension, so you enable it once in settings. After that it lives in the Safari toolbar.

01

Enable the extension

Open Safari settings and turn on MultiOpen. This is a one-time step Safari asks for.

02

Paste or grab your links

Paste a list of URLs, pull links out of any text, or grab your open tabs into a list.

03

Tap Open All

Every link opens as its own tab. Large lists open in timed waves so Safari stays smooth.

Honest note: Safari requires you to enable extensions in settings yourself. MultiOpen shows the exact steps for your device on first launch.

05 / Everywhere

The same on every device.

One Universal Purchase covers iPhone, iPad and Mac. Buy it once, use it everywhere.

MultiOpen open over google.com in Safari on iPad

MultiOpen open over Google in Safari on Mac

06 / Compare

How it compares.

Honest differences between MultiOpen and the other ways to open a batch of links in Safari.

MultiOpen vs. other ways to open a batch of links in Safari.
	MultiOpen	Tapping links one by one	Safari bookmark folder	Web-based bulk opener
Open a pasted list in one action	Yes, one tap	No, tap each	Only if bookmarked first	Yes, on a third-party page
Extract links from messy text	Yes, smart paste	No	No	Sometimes
Open 150+ links with timed batching	Yes	Manual	Opens all at once, no batching	Varies, may cap the list
Grab open tabs back into a list	Yes	No	No	No
Save named reusable sets	Yes	No	Yes	No
Stays on device, no third-party site	Yes	Yes	Yes	No

Bookmark folders are great for a fixed set you curate over time. MultiOpen is built for pasting a list you already have and opening it immediately. Web-based openers work in a pinch, but MultiOpen runs on device as a Safari extension, collects no data, and its batching is tuned so Safari stays responsive on long lists.

07 / Pricing

Try it free, then keep it.

Every feature is free for 7 days. After that, pick whichever fits you. Both unlock everything on all your devices.

Yearly

$0.99 / year

Billed once a year. Cancel anytime.

Lifetime

$2.99 once

Pay one time, keep it forever.

Start the free trial Less than a coffee, either way.

08 / At a glance

At a glance.

Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Mac (Safari Web Extension)
Purchase: One Universal Purchase covers all three
Price: 7-day free trial, then $0.99 / year or $2.99 lifetime
Privacy: Data Not Collected, no account, no tracking, on device
Languages: 12
Developer: David Hruts
App Store: apps.apple.com/app/id6753165945
Version: 2.0

Collects nothing.

There is no account to make and nothing to track. Your links never leave your device. Its App Store privacy label is Data Not Collected.

09 / FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do I open multiple links at once on iPhone in Safari?

Install MultiOpen from the App Store, enable it in Safari settings, paste your list of URLs into the popup, and tap Open All. Every link opens as its own Safari tab. MultiOpen opens up to 20 links instantly and batches larger lists in timed waves so Safari does not freeze.

Can I open more than 100 links at once without Safari crashing?

Yes. MultiOpen uses smart batching that opens links in timed waves, so lists of 150 or more open reliably on iPhone, iPad and Mac without freezing Safari.

Does MultiOpen work on Mac and iPad too?

Yes. MultiOpen is a Universal Purchase. One purchase unlocks it on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

How much does MultiOpen cost?

MultiOpen has a 7-day free trial, then 0.99 USD per year or a one-time 2.99 USD lifetime purchase, less than a coffee.

Does MultiOpen collect data or track me?

No. MultiOpen collects no data, has no account, and does no tracking. Your links are saved on your device, and its App Store privacy label is Data Not Collected.

Can I save a set of links I open every day?

Yes. Save named link sets (presets) for daily routines and reopen the whole set in one tap. MultiOpen also auto-saves your current list between sessions.

Can I capture all my open Safari tabs into a list?

Yes. MultiOpen can grab every open tab into a list so you can save or share it.

Can MultiOpen pull URLs out of messy text?

Yes. Smart paste extracts the links from any block of text, so you can paste an email, a message or notes and MultiOpen finds the URLs to open.

Do I need an account or sign-in to use MultiOpen?

No account is required. You install the Safari extension, enable it once in Safari settings, and it works on device with no sign-up.

What languages does MultiOpen support?

MultiOpen is available in 12 languages.

Is MultiOpen a subscription or a one-time purchase?

Both options exist. After a 7-day free trial it is $0.99 per year, or a one-time $2.99 lifetime purchase. The lifetime option is a single payment, not a subscription.

Who makes MultiOpen?

MultiOpen is developed by David Hruts and is available on the App Store.

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Open many links at once.