It’s very convenient to use. I had been using “Open Links in Tabs,” a fork of “Open Selected Links,” without realizing it, but I was having trouble because “Open Links in Tabs” stopped working in Firefox 153. I decided to give this version of “Open Selected Links” a try, and I’m grateful that it works perfectly fine even in Firefox 153.

useful, but doesn't always recognize all links

Non funziona. Dopo aver selezionato i links e premuto i relativi tasti dal menù contestuale, non apre nessuna tab.

Does exactly what I wanted it to do. Highlight a link in some text and you can open it from the right-click menu. I just wanted something with a similar behaviour to the "Go To" in Chrome so I'm very happy.

Only opens 2x the first link for me. tested on google and another site. alternatives like foxylink work for me.

For each opened Tab, there is a second Tab that opens with that link in the address bar :
moz-extension://63e8b3c4-6b3e-4986-b16e-f70d28b11eb4/_generated_background_page.html

I open 20 links. I end up with 40 Tabs. 20 of them being blank, with just that link in them... Is it supposed to be ... a normal behavior ? 'cos I spend more time closing one tab out of two than opening them myself :/

Work as intended on Firefox 78.

Works well.

Very simple, yet insanely useful. Many thanks to the author.

Very nice. Could you please add an option to open each selected link with a delay?

please add "view link source" menu remove option.

and It will better support text links without "http://".

An other review states that it is a "great alternate for Linky" - No, it is not. It does not allow to filter or to copy links.
In Contrast to FoxyLink it does not even tell you why it does not work on addons.mozilla.org (it simply does nothing)

Works as it should, but I think it should only have a single menu item instead of 2.

Or at least configure that via options.

It does exacly as described.

Hace lo que dice en la descripcion.

Excluding a few negative facts that it can't be modified for setting shortcut and moving by "Menu Wizard" (Before I found a trick) and the opened links through it placed on 'left' when it was opened in a window that contains Pinned Tab(s) though. However, it's pretty good to use it in newer version of FF since "Linky" does not work in there. Thanks for provide this great add-on!
+Edit: Press (O) 2 times does a trick.