Reviews of Snap Links Plus

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List of user reviews and ratings for Snap Links Plus

Total ratings

4.26 (Rating count: 353)

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Review summary

Users praise Snap Links Plus for reliable, fast bulk link opening and a feature-rich experience with clear visual feedback. The main drawbacks are Linux compatibility and modifier-key limitations, which affect some users across platforms. Occasional reliability bugs and edge-case issues also appear in a subset of reviews. Overall, it’s a powerful tool for multi-link browsing, with room for improvement in cross-platform shortcuts and stability.

Pros

Reliable and fast at opening many links after selection.
Feature-rich with useful options that outperform minimalist tools.
Clear visual feedback during selection (visible green container and live counter).
Easy activation via right-click and drag to select links.
Generally well-regarded across platforms, with Linux users adapting via modifier tweaks.

Cons

Linux compatibility issues: not working on Linux by default and requiring specific modifier keys or workarounds.
Modifier/shortcut limitations: no easy way to use single-letter keys; shortcuts are not easily remappable and may require a blacklist for site-specific behavior.
Occasional reliability bugs: issues like bottom-edge scrolling when dragging and not consistently capturing/opening selected links.

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 4.40

All time rating average: 4.26

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8% (18)

Date	Author	Comment
2026-08-17	De*****

2026-08-10	al*****	slows down firefox: sendRemoveListener on closed conduit snaplinks@snaplinks.mozdev.org.39032662786107 ConduitsChild.sys.mjs:122:13 NS_ERROR_NOT_INITIALIZED contentscript.js:204:33 Why it locks window creation: Its IPC message conduit drops during initial frame mounting, throwing an uninitialized C++ XPCOM error (NS_ERROR_NOT_INITIALIZED) when attaching event listeners to the new window frame.
slows down firefox: sendRemoveListener on closed conduit snaplinks@snaplinks.mozdev.org.39032662786107 ConduitsChild.sys.mjs:122:13 NS_ERROR_NOT_INITIALIZED contentscript.js:204:33 Why it locks window creation: Its IPC message conduit drops during initial frame mounting, throwing an uninitialized C++ XPCOM error (NS_ERROR_NOT_INITIALIZED) when attaching event listeners to the new window frame.
2026-05-21	mk*****

2026-05-11	Za*****

2026-02-26	Mo*****

2026-02-03	Ma*****

2026-01-18	Cr*****

2025-12-04	Fi*****	Funziona perfettamente e si attiva tenendo premuto click destro del mouse; per scorrere la pagina verso il basso, consiglio di usare il tasto direzionale "giù" (più veloce) anzichè l'eventuale rotella del mouse (più lento). Inoltre durante la selezione è presente contestualmente un contatore di link rilevati e selezionati; il contenitore usato per selezionare i links è ben evidente essendo di colore verde vivace, molto apprezzato. Una volta rilasciata la selezione, apre tutti i link del contenitore selezionato in modo molto veloce.
Funziona perfettamente e si attiva tenendo premuto click destro del mouse; per scorrere la pagina verso il basso, consiglio di usare il tasto direzionale "giù" (più veloce) anzichè l'eventuale rotella del mouse (più lento). Inoltre durante la selezione è presente contestualmente un contatore di link rilevati e selezionati; il contenitore usato per selezionare i links è ben evidente essendo di colore verde vivace, molto apprezzato. Una volta rilasciata la selezione, apre tutti i link del contenitore selezionato in modo molto veloce.
2025-11-14	*****	Have been using it for years on Windows 10 - always worked like a breeze. Am currently migrating to Linux Mint and was upset for a bit that it didn't seem to be working - but I figured out that I need to use two modifiers (Ctrl and Alt are my choices), then release them one at a time after letting go of the mouse button. Why it works this way I can't say, which is true of a lot of things on Linux, but hey, so long as it still functions I'm happy.
Have been using it for years on Windows 10 - always worked like a breeze. Am currently migrating to Linux Mint and was upset for a bit that it didn't seem to be working - but I figured out that I need to use two modifiers (Ctrl and Alt are my choices), then release them one at a time after letting go of the mouse button. Why it works this way I can't say, which is true of a lot of things on Linux, but hey, so long as it still functions I'm happy.
2025-10-27	*****