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any easy way of loading a text file full of urls and loading browser to them?
i have a list of urls i want to visit, to check, anyway to do this?
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How long is the list?
Will it take longer to code a script or to cut and paste? |
save as html file then import into browser and open all in tabs
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Hmm, something like this?
<script type="text/javascript"> urls = ["http://google.com/", "https://gfy.com/", "http://goatse.info/"]; for(var i = 0; i < urls.length; i++) { window.open(urls[i], "_blank"); } </script> |
You can batch script it. I can't recall off hand, but there's a dll file that will process url's from the command line to your default browser. Similiar to opening a webpage by double clicking in explorer, it will open your default browser with the url from the command line. I can't for the life of me remember the name of the dll, google it. Then put a sleep timer between requests and you're good.
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here is the final code for anyone that is interested. Code:
inputFile = "test.txt" |
All I do is load everything in to excel and then copy past it all in text pad remove the "tab" save as html file..
If you know the path to the html file on your pc/laptop/mac you can set this as your home page if needed or a bookmark. final html <a href="http://www.site1.com">site1.com</a><br></br> <a href="http://www.site1.com">site1.com</a><br></br> in excel it just looks like Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 <a href="http://www. site.com "> site.com </a><br><br/> *spaces used in example in excel copy past = tabs* for multi site testing I change the code so that it just loads 50 sites all on 1 page in Iframes and just test and scroll down to the next site.. |
So many "test.txt"'s must be out there. When aliens come, they're going to think test.txt's rule the world, hehe.
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Create a batch file with the URL's as followed:
start http://www.domain1.com start http://www.domain2.com start http://www.domain3.com ............ start http://www.domain100.com Will open each URL in a separate tab in your default browser. |
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Just for fun, another way. You may know that Firefox can group bookmarks and you can open a whole group at once. You may also know Firefox stores it's bookmarks as a .html file. So, generate the html, add it to bookmarks.html, then open that bookmark group.
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ya the info is stored in a txt file not from bookmarks or anything
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firefox can save all open tabs in one go as a bookmark folder, then in the bookmarks folder you can also open them all in one go. "Open all in tabs"
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Open Firefox bookmark list. Notice the... brain fart... way it is written... then write something or just search and replace line breaks with needed code. format...
Then restart Firefox and go to bookmarks.. Open all in tabs... Or google for convert text file to firefox bookmarks |
Send it to yourself by email.
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try Flem, imports txt/csv to firefox bookmarks, its a plugin
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/flem/ |
perl :
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open(INPUTFILE, "<urls.txt"); |
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i used previously this as a remote cron for my 500 cron jobs.,
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#!/bin/bash |
Uh, i just put them in a text file, open it in my browser and then click "Open Links in New Tabs".
That last Open Links in New Tabs may or may not be a feature of Tabs Mix Plus. And Linkification... another great plugin/extension |
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