Browser Tab List Generator
Paste a list of URLs, one per line, and get each one labeled with its extracted domain name in an organized, shareable text list.
3 Tabs Organized
https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_browser
https://github.com/explore
https://news.ycombinator.com/
How to Use the Browser Tab List Generator
Paste a list of URLs, one per line — for example, copied from your browser's "copy all tab URLs" feature or collected manually. For each URL, the tool extracts the domain name using the browser's built-in URL parser and displays it as a readable label alongside the full address, producing an organized, formatted list you can save or share.
Example
Pasting https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_browser and https://github.com/explore produces two entries labeled "www.wikipedia.org" and "github.com", each shown alongside its full URL.
Common Use Cases
- Saving a snapshot of your current browser tabs as a simple text list before closing them.
- Sharing a research session or reading list of links with a colleague in an organized format.
- Reviewing a long list of URLs by domain to spot duplicates or unrelated sites at a glance.
FAQs
- What happens if a line isn't a valid URL? It's shown labeled "invalid URL" instead of a domain, so you can spot and fix malformed entries in your pasted list.
- Do I need to include "https://" for every URL? No — if a line is missing a protocol, the tool assumes "https://" automatically before extracting the domain, so plain addresses like "example.com/page" still work.
- Does this tool actually open or close browser tabs? No — it only reformats a pasted list of URLs into an organized text list; it has no access to your actual browser tabs.