Windows 10: how to open a large number of url links in tabs AT ONCE

For example
I've got a lot of url links on a txt notepad files that I need to copy and paste each of them to browsers to open them

It takes too much effort.

Any tips or tricky way of opening a large number of links without having to copy and paste one after one

Not actually too many links, usually 20-30 url links in a txt file. But doing copy-and-paste 20-30 url links daily is a very headache experience

:)

 

Access to "Workarounds" tabs, at links in Connect.Microsoft.Com?

Windows 10 has a feedback hub now that you can report bugs.

See the link provided that explains how to use it.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/help/402156...

As for getting the old pages as far as I know they have fully retired them and those pages have now either been archived at Microsoft or moved into docs.microsoft.com.

Most of the time doing a google search you can stumble across pages that were very similar to the old connect.

 

Access to "Workarounds" tabs, at links in Connect.Microsoft.Com?

I see that Connect.Microsoft.com is retired. Two questions:

1) Is there a way to link to those old pages? Why: there are a lot of question and answer sites, (including old Microsoft questions/answers), that *LINKED* to pages on Connect.Microsoft.Com, for the WORKAROUNDS tabs' content. Those links are now effectively
BROKEN... unless Microsoft gives us a way to get to those pages / those workarounds tabs. (Ideal: that the old pages' URLs would transfer to the archived page.)

2) I see Microsoft Collaborate, but it appears to be only for developers. Is "answers.microsoft.com" now the place, for reporting bugs, if you're not a developer? (Will anybody at microsoft ever *see* those bug reports?)

 

If you use the start command and save your text file as .bat it will open the urls as tabs in your default browser when you double click on it.

For example the file open.bat Code: start www.google.com start www.tenforums.com start www.eightforums.com[/quote] will open the 3 urls listed above.

 

[/quote] I don't understand

do you mean I have to put the word "start" before each of the url links in the text files and then rename the text file as bat format??

 

exactly

Save the your_file_name.bat file to your desktop or wherever you want. When you double click on it it will open all the sites as tabs in your default browser.

 

OK thank you but I just downloaded a chrome apps. It's easier. I didn't think of it