I like to use an "all" bookmark (using a bit of javascript) to open several websites, in several tabs, with a single click. Here's a quick demo of what I'm talking about:

Code:

javascript:(function(){%20window.location=%22http://site.com%22;%20window.open('http://site.com');%20window.open('http://site.com');%20window.open('http://site.com');%20})();

This works fine when accessing the bookmark from the bookmark manager, or when viewing any webpage. For some reason, though, if I try to run the "all" bookmark from chrome's "new tab" screen, it prevents all new tabs from opening (the window.open commands), and only redirects the current page (window.location). Is there anything I can do to allow multiple tabs to be opened from the "new tab" screen?

p.s. I'm aware I can make a bunch of sites open as chrome loads. That's not what I'm looking for; I want to load the tabs on demand.

Im on chrome 7.0.503.0 dev and your little bit of code is working fine on the NTP?
Also another option is to just put your bookmarks in a folder, then right click on the folder and you can choose to open all bookmarks or open all bookmarks in a new window.

ah. I'm on 6.0.472.53; maybe that's part of the problem.

Actually, um, yeah. I just tested and it's working fine for me too now. I know I tried to get this to work, repeatedly, both via search engine keyword and via the bookmark toolbar. It was probably a week or so before it occurred to me to post on here, though, and there was a chrome 6.0 update since then. That release must have fixed my problem, I guess? I'm not sure what else it could have been.

Anyway thanks for the reply here! Helpful as always