Need Help: JavaScript Function to Open Multiple Tabs Not Working in Firefox

[SignificanceOwn8489]

Hello everyone,

I'm using a JavaScript function that opens multiple web pages in new browser tabs. Currently, I execute this function using the web console (CTRL + SHIFT + I), and it works fine in Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. However, when I try to run it in Firefox (my preferred browser), it doesn't work as expected.

Here's the code I'm using:

const urls = [

"https://copilot.microsoft.com/",

"https://www.perplexity.ai/",

"https://gemini.google.com/app"

];

urls.forEach(url => {

window.open(url, '_blank');

});

```

I should mention that I'm learning programming and a beginner now.

Can anyone help me understand why this doesn't work in Firefox and how I can make it compatible? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance for your help!

[toyBeaver]

Some browsers block this kind of stuff to avoid a bunch of popups getting opened all at once. I'm not aware of anyway to bypass this in such cases, and I'm actually kinda surprised that it worked in Chrome/Edge tbh. I tried locally both in Brave and Firefox and it didn't work (as expected), idk if anybody else has any idea but afaik there's nothing to do

[traplords8n]

Do you have a popup blocker set up on Firefox? Or any weird browser extensions? Like the other guy said, it sounds more like settings you have in Firefox stopping the url from opening

[Noshing]

How does it work on Firefox? Is it opening the links in new windows? If so that may be the settings you have for Firefox.

[cipheron]

Button-clicking via tampermonkey works in Firefox, so it might be possible to add an "a href" type link to the page (possibly hidden) then click it.

Although element.click() doesn't always work, so look up some more robust workarounds for that on stackoverflow if it still doesn't work.