Copy browser tabs to (or create them from) your clipboard. TabClipper is a fork of Josh Dick's TabClip extension maintained by Sajid Ahamed.
Get the extension:
TabClipper is a web browser extension for Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome that allows you to copy browser tabs to (or create them from) your clipboard.
The "Copy" button, or keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+C by default, copies tab URLs to your clipboard.
The "Paste" button, or keyboard shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+V by default, attempts to find all URLs that appear in your clipboard, then opens each URL in a new browser tab.
That's it!
If you have suggestions or bug reports for TabClipper, I am much more likely to see your feedback if you leave it at TabClipper's GitHub Issues page rather than on TabClipper's Firefox Add-Ons or Chrome Web Store pages.
I'd like to keep this extension as simple and minimal as possible, so most feature requests are not likely to be honored.
To build TabClipper for both Firefox and Chrome, install the latest versions of NodeJS and npm, then do the following:
git clone https://github.com/crxssrazr93/tabclipper.git
cd tabclipper
npm install
npx webpackThe build will create a TabClipper.zip extension archive in the dist/ directory.
TabClipper is heavily inspired by Vincent Paré's "Copy All Urls" Chrome extension. I created TabClipper because I wanted a similar extension that looked and worked the same in both Chrome and Firefox. TabClipper was written from scratch and shares no code with the "Copy All Urls" Chrome extension.
TabClipper's icon was made by Freepik from flaticon.com.