A small Bash utility that opens multiple useful web pages for a given domain in one command. It removes the need to manually open the same URLs every time.
This tool does not perform scanning or reconnaissance. It only opens URLs in your browser.
Given a target domain, opener opens the following websites in your default browser:
- Shodan SSL search
- Censys search
- crt.sh certificate transparency search
- Wayback Machine URL archive
- c99 subdomain finder
- RapidDNS
- SecurityTrails
Each page opens in a separate browser tab.
- Linux desktop environment or
- WSL with a graphical browser available
The script must be run as a normal user.
Do not run this script as root.
Clone the repository or download the script manually.
git clone https://github.com/ScriptJacker/opener.git
cd openerMake the script executable:
chmod +x opener.sh./opener.sh target.comExample:
./opener.sh anybotics.comThe browser will open all configured URLs automatically.
| Environment | Supported |
|---|---|
| Linux desktop | Yes |
| WSL | Yes |
| Headless servers | No |
| Windows CMD or PowerShell | No |
On Windows, use this tool inside WSL or a Linux environment.
You can easily add or remove websites by editing the script.
Example:
xdg-open "https://crt.sh/?q=%25.${TARGET}"Add any website you frequently open during your workflow.
This tool is intentionally simple.
- No API keys
- No authentication automation
- No scraping
- No bypassing protections
It only opens URLs and relies on the browser for everything else.
- Running the script as root
- Expecting it to work in PowerShell
- Using it on a system without a graphical browser
MIT License