Sometimes I need to open up twenty five or so tabs.
The URL format is similar - with an index page on the end.
Is there a way to get Firefox to open them up at once?

https://domain/path/index=1
https://domain/path/index=2
https://domain/path/index=3
https://domain/path/index=4
and so on

Normally I have to manually cut and paste the first index page.
And then I have to change the index to the next one & hit return.

But it would be easier to just write a text of all the indices.
And then have the Firefox Tor Browser open up all 25 pages at once.

Is there something built into Firefox Tor Browser to open up the indices?

On Sun, 3 Sep 2023 08:02:30 +0800, Patrick wrote:
> Sometimes I need to open up twenty five or so tabs.
> The URL format is similar - with an index page on the end.
> Is there a way to get Firefox to open them up at once?
>
> https://domain/path/index=1
> https://domain/path/index=2
> https://domain/path/index=3
> https://domain/path/index=4
> and so on
>
> Normally I have to manually cut and paste the first index page.
> And then I have to change the index to the next one & hit return.
>
> But it would be easier to just write a text of all the indices.
> And then have the Firefox Tor Browser open up all 25 pages at once.
>
> Is there something built into Firefox Tor Browser to open up the indices?

Add the site domain to the allowed list of the "Block pop-up windows"
setting.

Open the site.

Open browser's Developer Tools.

Switch to the Console tab and use below JS code. Change the base URL as
needed.

(() => {
for (let i = 1; i <= 25; i++) {
open("https://domain/path/index=" + i)
}
})()

If you do this often, it can be made as a bookmarklet. Use below code as the
URL of a bookmark.

javascript:(() => {
for (let i = 1; i <= 25; i++) {
open("https://domain/path/index=" + i)
}
})()