Allow pop-ups first

1. Browsers block tabs opened by a script. The first one gets through, the rest don't.
2. Click any button once. If tabs are blocked you'll see an icon in the address bar — choose Always allow pop-ups from this site.
3. The pill in the top bar tells you where you stand.

Build a button

1. Open Links → + Link.
2. Give it a name and, if it belongs to a set, pick a group from the dropdown. Add options on the Groups page. The group replaces the old habit of coding meaning into name prefixes.
3. Choose how the links are built:
   • Full URLs — paste any links, one per line. Different sites, different paths, no pattern needed.
   • Sites + shared path — list the sites once and give the path they all share, like /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=ww_pageone_count_page. Change that path once and every link updates.
4. Watch the preview on the right. It shows the exact links that will open and flags anything malformed.
5. Save button.

Already have a pile of full URLs that share a path? Paste them into Full URLs and click Detect shared path — it pulls the path out and converts the button for you.

Launch

1. Click Launch on any row.
2. Tabs open one at a time with a small delay so nothing gets dropped. Set the delay per button, or globally in Preferences.
3. Above your confirmation threshold, Launchr asks first — a stray click on a 60-link button is a bad afternoon.

Find things

• Search on the Links page matches names, slugs, groups and the links inside — so you can type a domain and find every button that opens it.
• Groups holds the list that fills the group dropdown. Rename a group there and every button using it follows; delete one and its buttons keep their links, they just lose the label.

Back it up

• Everything lives in this browser. Clearing site data wipes it.
• Preferences → Export writes a JSON file with every button. Import restores it anywhere.