Shakado 03 - LinkSmoothie

Shakado 03 — LinkSmoothie Open only the links you need, faster. LinkSmoothie is a small Windows tool that extracts URLs from text and lets you open only the number you choose in your default browser. It is built for everyday work on a single 8GB office PC: fast, lightweight, and local-first. Why it exists - Opening many links one by one is slow and repetitive. - Opening everything at once can create a tab flood you did not want. - Sometimes you only want to process part of a list now and keep the rest for later. 30 seconds to use 1) Launch the app. 2) Load a txt file, or copy text that contains URLs and press Ctrl + V. 3) Check the detected URL count, choose how many to open, then press Open. What it does - Extracts http(s) URLs from txt files or clipboard text - Lets you open only part of the detected URLs - Shows a confirmation before opening 11 or more URLs - Lets you save the remaining URLs manually as a txt file IT & Security Facts - No network access by the app itself - No telemetry - No account required - No admin rights required - No forced auto-update - Local-only processing, then handoff to your default browser Compatibility & Stability - Windows 10 / 11 (x64) - Portable ZIP distribution - Keep the extracted files together so the bundled UI/runtime structure stays intact Windows SmartScreen / first-run notice On some PCs, Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" because this is a new app and may not yet have established SmartScreen reputation. If that happens, click "More info" and then continue running the app. Some organization-managed PCs may block this and may not allow bypassing the warning. Support admin@shakado.tools Please include: - OS version - display scaling % - security software name - input source - attempted open count - steps to reproduce Included in the download - LinkSmoothie.exe - README_FIRST_EN.txt - README_FIRST_JA.txt - CHANGELOG.txt - LICENSE.txt - shell.json - SHA256.txt - Required UI/runtime files for this release Please unzip the package first and keep the delivered files together.