Both make multiple link sharing through all your open tabs a breeze. Lets check them out.
Tab Bundles
When it comes to URL shorteners, Bit.ly is probably the first one that comes to mind. Tab Bundles is a Google Chrome extension that helps you out by copying all the URLs of your open tabs to Bit.ly. You don’t have to individually copy all the URLs to Bit.ly. Later, you can use Bit.ly to create shortened URL bundles or use any of its usual features. You must have a Bit.ly account to make them both work together. You can open up the options on the extension and selectively apply filters by ignoring links that begin with specific strings or domains.
Tabulate
Tabulate is another Chrome extension that does not use Bit.ly to shorten URLs but instead relies on a service called BridgeURL to shorten multiple links and send them together in one bundle. A single click on Tabulate condenses all the links in your open tabs into one BridgeURL link. You can conveniently share this single link across the web. The one plus with Tabulate is that you don’t need an account with the associated BridgeURL service. But then, you also miss out on the power features that Bit.ly has. Tab Bundles and Tabulate are very simple extensions that boost your productivity. I use it also as something like a session saver…I can copy all the open tabs I was working on and save their links in one with a single click. Tell us how useful you find these two Chrome extensions. If you got a different trick in your bag to share open tabs quickly, we’d love to hear about that too! The above article may contain affiliate links which help support Guiding Tech. However, it does not affect our editorial integrity. The content remains unbiased and authentic.
