189DNS · Free tools

Bulk URL Opener

Paste links, check each domain, then open them in batches or one at a time. Your list stays in page memory and is never uploaded or saved.

Up to 2,000. Links without http:// or https:// get https://; duplicates are removed; only http and https are accepted, and invalid lines are listed in red.

First time? Read this: Browsers block opening many tabs at once by default. The first time, allow pop-ups for this site (www.189dns.com). See how

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Allow pop-ups for this site: browser steps
The site to allow is www.189dns.com 
Chrome (desktop)
  1. After you click Open batch, a “Pop-up blocked” icon appears at the right end of the address bar.
  2. Click it, choose “Always allow pop-ups and redirects from www.189dns.com”, then click Done.
  3. Come back to this page and click Continue with remaining.
Or copy the settings address below, paste it into the address bar, and add https://www.189dns.com under “Allowed to send pop-ups and use redirects”.
chrome://settings/content/popups
Web pages cannot open browser settings directly: copy it, paste it into the address bar and press Enter.
this site addressAlways allow this siteDone① Click the icon at the right② Choose Always allow, then Done
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Microsoft Edge
  1. After you click Open batch, a pop-up blocked icon appears in the address bar.
  2. Click it, choose “Always allow pop-ups and redirects from www.189dns.com”, then Done.
  3. Come back to this page and click Continue with remaining.
Or paste the settings address below into the address bar, then under Allowed choose Add site and enter https://www.189dns.com.
edge://settings/content/popups
Web pages cannot open browser settings directly: copy it, paste it into the address bar and press Enter.
this site addressAlways allow this siteDone① Click the icon at the right② Choose Always allow, then Done
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Firefox (desktop)
  1. After you click Open batch, a yellow bar at the top says Firefox prevented this site from opening a pop-up.
  2. Click Options (Preferences in some versions) on the right of the bar and choose “Allow pop-ups for www.189dns.com”.
  3. Come back to this page and click Continue with remaining.
Or go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Permissions → Exceptions… next to Block pop-up windows, add https://www.189dns.com and save.
The browser blocked a pop-up from this siteOptions① Click Options on the right of the bar② Choose Allow pop-ups for this site
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Safari (Mac)
  1. Keep this page open in Safari.
  2. Choose Safari → Settings, click Websites, then click Pop-up Windows at the bottom of the left list.
  3. Find www.189dns.com in the list, set it to Allow, then click Continue with remaining on this page.
iPhone / iPad Safari
  1. Recommended: use the one-at-a-time list below. Each tap opens one tab and is not blocked.
  2. If you really need batches: open Settings → Apps → Safari and turn off Block Pop-ups. This is global — iOS cannot allow a single site — so turn it back on afterwards.
Chrome (iPhone / iPad)
  1. Recommended: use the one-at-a-time list below.
  2. If a “Pop-ups blocked” message appears at the bottom, tap Always show to allow this site.
Pop-ups blockedAlways show
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Chrome (Android)
  1. Recommended: use the one-at-a-time list below.
  2. If a blocked message appears, tap Always show at the bottom; or adjust it in ⋮ → Settings → Site settings → Pop-ups and redirects.
Pop-ups blockedAlways show
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360 Secure Browser
  1. Open the menu (three lines, top right) → Settings → Advanced settings.
  2. Under web page settings, find “Do not allow any site to show pop-ups”, click Manage exceptions and add www.189dns.com.
  3. Come back and click Continue with remaining. In speed (Chromium) mode you can also use the address-bar icon like Chrome.
QQ Browser
  1. If a blocked icon appears in the address bar, click it and allow pop-ups for www.189dns.com.
  2. Otherwise look in Menu → Settings for pop-up or ad-filter options and add www.189dns.com to the allowed/exception list.
  3. Then click Continue with remaining; if it still fails, use the one-at-a-time list below.
Sogou Browser
  1. Sogou’s built-in ad filter blocks pop-up windows and usually shows a notice at the bottom right.
  2. Click the notice and allow this site, or look in Menu → Options for ad-filter settings and add www.189dns.com as an exception.
  3. Then click Continue with remaining; if it still fails, use the one-at-a-time list below.
Other browsers
  1. Look for a “pop-up blocked” notice at either end of the address bar or at the top/bottom of the page; click it and always allow www.189dns.com.
  2. Or search your browser settings for “pop-up” and add www.189dns.com to the allowed list.
  3. Then click Continue with remaining; if you cannot find it, use the one-at-a-time list below.
Allow this site only; there is no need to turn off blocking for every site. Then click Continue with remaining — no need to start over.
How to use
  1. Paste one URL or domain per line, up to 2,000. The list stays in page memory and is never uploaded.
  2. Click Prepare URLs: https:// is added where missing, duplicates are removed and invalid lines are shown in red. Each row shows its domain separately so you can check it before opening.
  3. On a computer, the first time, allow pop-ups for this site as prompted, then click Open batch (10 per batch by default, 1–20).
  4. If something is blocked, the tool shows how many opened and how many were blocked. After allowing pop-ups, click Continue with remaining — no need to start over.
  5. On a phone, or if you prefer not to change settings, use Open next or each row’s Open link: one click, one tab, never blocked.
FAQ
Why did only one link open?
Browsers normally allow one new tab per click and block the rest with their pop-up blocker — a default protection. Allow pop-ups for this site as shown on the page, then click Continue with remaining. If you prefer not to change settings, use Open next to open one at a time.
Which site do I need to allow?
Only the site this tool runs on (the domain shown on the page, e.g. www.189dns.com). You do not need to turn off blocking for every site, and you can undo it later in browser settings.
Why open in batches?
Too many tabs at once use a lot of memory and slow down the browser and computer. The default is 10 per batch (1–20); above 20 links you are asked to confirm first.
How do I use it on a phone or in WeChat?
Mobile browsers usually allow one new page per tap, so use Open next or each row’s Open link. In-app browsers such as WeChat often cannot open new tabs; open this page in your system browser first.
Why is the domain shown separately?
So you can check the real domain and avoid opening look-alike phishing links. Internationalised domains are shown in their xn-- encoded form.
Is my list uploaded?
No. Preparing and opening stay in the browser; the list is never uploaded or saved on the server.
Difference from HTTP redirect check?
This opens pages in your browser; the redirect checker follows 301/302 via response headers on the server without opening tabs.
How many can I open?
Up to 2,000 prepared. Each click on Open batch opens one batch of your chosen size, and the button shows progress.