Google Chrome shortcut that opens many web pages in many tabs

Question

I am trying to find a way to make a shortcut for Google Chrome that will open several specific web pages in multiple tabs. Right now I am using the shortcut on the Google Chrome desktop and the command line to accomplish this, but it does not fit. I have this line of code in the target text field (right click> properties> target text field) right now:

C:\Users\ComputerName\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe --new-window --incognito "http://URL1" "http://URL2" 

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This is almost what I want. Google Chrome opens in a new incognito window with URLs on separate tabs. In addition, there is one big problem. The target text field accepts a very limited number of characters. I need to open multiple URLs on multiple tabs, most likely 8 or more. All my URLs will not fit in the target text box.

Also, it looks like the --disable-images switch does not work for Windows 7. I would like to disable images with Java and Flash to improve performance when opening so many tabs.

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So, how can I get a shortcut that opens Google Chrome in a new incognito window with several tabs going to several different sites (URLs)?

Preferably, if the images are disabled and, possibly, Java and Flash are disabled. (Keep in mind that this shortcut may be a .bat file or something like that.)

Answer 1

Write a batch file and make it say:

@echo off

run chrome -incognito "URL1" start chrome -incognito "URL2"

The exact steps are shown in this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6toSwPewo8

Answer 2

Open Notepad and enter:

 @echo off start www.thewindowsclub.com start www.bing.com start www.google.com 

In the above case, all three sites will open in your browser by default.

If you want different links to open in different browsers, you can specify the browser as follows:

 @echo off start iexplore http://www.iot.qa/ start chrome http://www.iot.qa/ start firefox http://www.iot.qa/ 

Here, three links will open separately in the specified browsers.

After everything is done above, we need to save the Notepad file. Therefore, click File > Save As . Then users will need to enter a file name; it can be anything if it contains .bat at the end. For this to happen, click the drop-down menu that says “Text Document” and click “All Files”. Rename the file and add .bat and click "Save."