The original macOS shortcut put a short URL list in a shell script and opened each destination in Chrome.
nano chrome.sh
urls="
https://google.com
https://stackoverflow.com
"
for url in $urls
do
open -a 'Google Chrome' $url
done
Its execution steps were:
chmod +x chrome.sh
./chrome.sh
A loop over a whitespace-separated variable assumes the URLs fit that representation. The script is a convenience for a known list, not a general parser for arbitrary user input. Running it opens real browser destinations; none of its source URLs was launched as part of this migration.