OpenThat.Link - Open Links in Your Browser from WebhooksTrigger a webhook → open a link in your local browser.<br>Connect your automation tools to your browser. Send links from Zapier, n8n, Make, your own code, or any webhook-capable tool and they open automatically in new tabs.<br>Try on Chrome<br>Watch in ActionView on GitHub

How it works<br>01<br>Install the extension<br>Add the browser extension from the Chrome Web Store. No account or signup needed.

02<br>Copy your webhook URL<br>Each installation gets a unique webhook URL. Use it in your automation workflows.

03<br>Send links via webhook<br>Make HTTP requests to your webhook. Links open automatically in your browser.

See it in action<br>Watch a quick demo to see how OpenThat.Link connects your automation tools to your browser.

Built for privacy<br>No account needed<br>No email, no password, no personal data. Install and start using immediately.

Links auto-delete<br>Links are deleted the moment your browser opens them. Maximum retention: 48 hours.

Open source<br>Every line of code is public. Inspect it, audit it, or self-host your own instance.

Simple API<br>One endpoint, GET or POST. Works with any tool that can make HTTP requests.

Send links to your browser<br>Use your webhook URL in n8n (HTTP Request node), Zapier (Webhooks), Make, or any tool that can send HTTP requests. Developers can use it as a REST API endpoint.<br>Open a single link<br>Pass the link as a query parameter.<br>GET https://openthat.link/YOUR-SECRET-TOKEN?link=example.com<br>Open multiple links<br>Comma-separate multiple links in a single request.<br>GET https://openthat.link/YOUR-SECRET-TOKEN?link=google.com,github.com,example.com<br>POST with JSON<br>Send a JSON body for more complex use cases.<br>curl -X POST https://openthat.link/YOUR-SECRET-TOKEN \<br>-H "Content-Type: application/json" \<br>-d '{"links": ["https://google.com", "https://github.com"]}'

Install the extension to get your personal webhook URL with working examples.