Before you start: add History Monk from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. The Chrome Web Store version also installs in Edge.
Step 1: Find the pages
Search or filter until the pages you want are in the list. Here, site:wikipedia.org lists every Wikipedia page.
Step 2: Tick them
Each row has a box on the left. Click it to tick the row.
- A range: tick one row, then hold ⇧ and click another. Every row between them is ticked too.
- Everything: click Select all in the bar at the bottom, or press ⌘A when the cursor isn’t in the search box.
- More rows: once something is ticked, a plain click on any row ticks it instead of opening it.
A bar appears at the bottom right with the number of ticked pages and what you can do with them.
Step 3: Right-click and choose how to copy
Right-click any ticked row. Every item in the menu works on all the ticked pages:
| Choose | What you get |
|---|---|
| Copy | The addresses, one per line |
| Copy titles | The page titles, one per line |
| Copy titles + URLs | Each title with its address on the next line, and a blank line between pages |
| Open | Every page in a background tab |
Paste with ⌘V wherever you need the links.
The bar at the bottom
From left to right: Select all ticks every result, the filter button shows only the ticked rows, the copy button copies their addresses, and the open button opens them in background tabs. × clears the ticks.
Tips
- Show only what you ticked. Type
selected:in the search box, orselected:falsefor the rest. - Right-click a single row without ticking anything to copy just that page.
- Save to a file instead. See how to export your browsing history to CSV.