Say I define different contexts or workspaces. So in my address bar I can type work and it will open up 5 pages that will be associated to that keyword. Then I can type bored and it will open up my 4 defined pages associated to that keyword.
I am NOT asking about pinning pages to the start/home page, and I am NOT asking about loading websites when Firefox starts up (because I don’t want to always load the same things every time I launch ffox). I am also not asking about pinning tabs.
You can create a bookmark folder with all the pages you want inside, e.g. bored. Right click folder > open all bookmarks. Hope that’s helpful.
Interesting. This basically is what I want, thanks!
Middle mouse click on the folder will also open all bookmarks in that folder. It’s how I begin each working day
Other proposed solutions are valid, I just wanted to add that…
So in my address bar I can type work and it will open up 5 pages that will be associated to that keyword.
To get exactly this behaviour, you can have a bookmarklet with the keyword
workand this in the URL field:javascript:(() => { ['https://ddg.gg', 'https://google.com'].forEach(w => window.open(w)) })();Some notes:
- You can change the list of URLs with what you want to be open.
- The first time you run it, it will ask you to allow it to open multiple tabs. But it should remember the answer for next executions.
- Is possible to add arguments for advanced use cases
This seems like a really cool implementation, but I cannot get it to open anything beyond the first site I put into the array. I am never prompted about opening multiple tabs, either.
In Firefox you can add about:newtab To the pop-up exceptions list and it should work.
If you attempt in a new window you can also add about:home to the exceptions.
Great info!
@Crul@lemm.ee adding these exceptions was the necessary trick.
That looks great, I really need to get into bookmarklets.
Would a terminal command be acceptable?
