Great extension, works like a charm, only missing a feature: the option to copy selected tab url's instead of all tabs. Would it be possible to consider adding this? For the rest, it's really useful and saves a lot of work. Thanks.

Add-on works as stated. I admit I am late to this particular set of add-ons but to install one and it works phenomenally well right after installation is nice.

It copies all my tabs URLs, after that I save them to an excel work sheet for later. No crashes and very light.

Please add two spaces to the markup after every link in markdown mode, or an option to do that.

This extension can be further improved if the developer adds a new option- 'Tabs to copy' - 'Current tab'- in most cases I need to copy just the current tab in preferred format. Additional improvement would be context menu integration with sub-menus so that the users would have different copy choices from Copy All Tab Urls context menu with its sub-menus.

Parfait ! Évite de perdre tous ses onglets ouverts en cas de maxi-plantage de Firefox ou Windows. Complète bien les favoris.

Maybe add an option for on-the-fly changes to preferences?

A toolbar button pop-up; and/or a context menu.

Thanks

It just works. But the notification of "Copied" should be more visible to the user.

No format and source choice on the widget, no HTML format (for importing).

It's a great add-on.

The version is up and the pull-down menu is gone.
I want a pull-down menu.

UPDATE: 10/25/2019

Editor Fixed it, Thank you.

I use this extension for Excel Spreadsheets when referencing links, very useful.

All previous complaints are fixed. Thank you Michele Pezza.

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As of Ver 2.0.1 updated on Jul 19, 2019.
This thing is broken.

Use to be 1-click, has a fast dropdown dialog box showing all the links copied in Que (which can then be re-highlighted and selectively copied again) and pasted in a MS notepad/Notepad++ in a Column.

As of Ver 2.0.1, now its 1-click, don't see what I copy until I paste, and when i paste on Notepad/Notepad++, all the links/URLs/tiles are glued together likes its one line.

CopyLinks++ by Michele Pezza seems to be working like the old version (without the dialog box) of this one as of now.

UPDATE: 7/28/19
Microsoft Windows 10 Home Ver.1803, Firefox 68.0.1 (64bit)

Best and Very useful

This is a good extension and I use it a lot.

As some other reviews also mention, it would be even more useful if it were possible to only include the tabs in the current window.

This feature is very easy to add and I'm not sure why the developer hasn't added it yet. I'm working on creating my own extension.

I actually stopped using Firefox because Send Tab URLs stopped working and 2/3rds of my web research had to be sent to someone else via e-mail.
"Copy all tabs" almost replaces the "Send Tab URLs" which would open a new e-mail and paste your formatted list into the mail. "Copy all tabs" can format the URLS with the title of each tab "title&URL" option and send it to the clipboard, the user still has to start a new e-mail and paste which is allot better than manually copying URLs. Thanks Mr. Pezza!

Good thing: Also copies tab titles
Bad thing: No option to only copy urls from current window

As I have always many windows open and in each window several tabs grouped by topic I need to copy urls by window - so this is not useful for me.

Very simple, very useful, and it really works on recent version of Firefox, as opposed to most of the other similar addons I tried.

Absolutely superb! Simple, clean interface. Does exactly what it says it will. Compatible with Firefox 57. I use this to save my copious tab URLs before Firefox crashes, and I put the URLs into a text file that I always keep so I can go back and find historical tab URLs as well. I use Title&URL, which puts them together with one blank line between them. You can also select Only Web so that it doesn't save the html files held locally on your computer.
I've used it to replace Send Tab URLs (which is now not compatible with Firefox 57).
Thank you Michele Pezza for this excellent add-on. Hurrah!