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How to Save a Group of Links and Open Them Together

Save a group of links in Chrome, Edge or Brave and reopen them with one command. Covers bookmark folders, then SuperCommands link collections and dynamic links.

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Key takeaways

  • Ctrl + Shift + D (Cmd + Shift + D on Mac) bookmarks every open tab into one folder; right-click it and choose Open all.
  • A SuperCommands link collection reopens 4 standup pages by typing c standup in the address bar.
  • Collections store addresses only: no chrome:// pages, no form data, duplicates skipped.

To save a group of links in Chrome without an extension, press Ctrl + Shift + D to bookmark every open tab into a folder, then right-click it later and choose Open all. If you open the same group daily, a SuperCommands link collection is faster: save it once and type c standup to open all four pages.

Bookmark all tabs into one folder. It works in Chrome and Brave, and with favorites in Edge.

  1. Open the tabs you want together.
  2. Press Ctrl + Shift + D (Cmd + Shift + D on Mac), or use More, then Bookmarks and lists, then Bookmark all tabs.
  3. Name the folder, e.g. "Monday reporting", and save.
  4. To reopen, find it in the bookmarks bar or Bookmark Manager (Ctrl + Shift + O), right-click and choose Open all.

In Edge, open Favorites (Ctrl + Shift + O), click its three-dot menu and choose Add all tabs to favorites. For saved tab groups, see how to save all open tabs in Chrome and tab groups vs saved sessions.

A link collection is one SuperCommands Link holding an ordered list of URLs, each row with its own name. It runs in Chrome, Edge and Brave.

  1. Press Alt + S on any page and type c link.
  2. Pick a source: Current Tabs, History, Bookmarks, saved files, or a custom URL.
  3. Reorder rows so the first page is where you start, and rename them ("CI: main branch" beats "Actions · repo").
  4. Name it, pick a workspace or folder, and save.
  5. In Properties, add the Text Shortcut standup or a hotkey such as Alt + 1. Type c, Space, standup in the address bar to open all four pages.

To add a page later, open it, press Alt + S and run Collection save (c elc). You can also open collections by searching in Alt + S, with c l client (Links only), or from Favorites or a Links widget (Properties docs).

Yes. Put {query} or [query] in the URL. Text typed after the shortcut is URL-encoded and inserted; with nothing typed, the stored URL opens.

Example: save https://github.com/search?q={query}&type=issues with the shortcut gh. Typing c gh login timeout opens GitHub issue search for "login timeout".

A folder suits occasional use and your phone; a collection suits daily use from the keyboard.

NeedBookmark folderLink collection
Open the groupFind, right-click, Open allType c standup or a hotkey
Add a page laterDrag into folderc elc on the page
Search-term linksNot supported{query} placeholder
Phone accessYes, with Chrome syncNo; optional Drive backup

Which one should you pick?

  • Pick a bookmark folder if you open the group a few times a month or need it on your phone.
  • Pick a SuperCommands link collection if the same set opens daily; it is free and open source, and the local version is 100% free, forever.
  • Pick a dynamic link if you search the same site with different terms.
  • Pick a one-off URL opener for pasted lists; see opening multiple URLs at once.

FAQ

Save them in a bookmark folder, right-click it and choose Open all. With SuperCommands, save them as one link collection and type its shortcut.

Can I save a group of tabs without an extension?

Yes. Ctrl + Shift + D bookmarks all open tabs into a folder in Chrome and Brave; Edge uses Add all tabs to favorites.

No. It stores addresses only, so sites ask you to log in again if your session expired.

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