Snap Links Lite Opens Multiple Links in Tabs  Chrome: Like its
Firefox predecessor, Snap Links Lite for Chrome allows you to
select multiple text links by right-clicking and holding, then
opens them all in tabs when you release. It's handy for blog
reading, research, and other web explorations.  Unlike its
Firefox brethren, Snap Links Lite doesn't offer any
configuration of which button creates the drag-to-select box, or
what happens when you release the right button. It simply opens
whatever you have highlighted in your rectangle in separate new
tabs. That in itself is pretty helpful when you come across a
list of software options, related news stories, or other listed
links. That's all there is to Snap Links Lite at the moment, but
it's yet another helpful functionality making its way from
Firefox to Chrome.  Snap Links Lite is a free download, works
wherever Chrome does.  Snap Links Lite [Google Chrome extension
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