tabgrab is a command-line tool (CLI) to save the URLs from the tabs of an open browser window on macOS. URLs from every tab can be saved to a file, copied to the clipboard, output to the console, or all 3. A custom prefix (such as a leading dash "-" or asterisk "*") can be added, which is convenient for dumping a list of tab URLs into a bulleted list. To get fancier, a custom template can be specified to include the tab's name and url and format as desired (e.g., as a markdown link). Importantly, tabgrab can also reopen all tabs from its own output.
The tool is intentionally lightweight, focused on doing one thing well, which is managing the ever-growing number of tabs I open. Right now the implementation is macOS specific, but I'd invest the time for cross-platform support if there proves to be sufficient interest.
https://github.com/dkaslovsky/tabgrab
I wrote this tool for my own use but have expanded and polished it in the hopes that others might find it useful as well. I'd love any feedback on areas of improvement! Thanks!
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