Set a min and max, hit Start, and the tab reloads on a random schedule inside that range. Optionally watch for a button and get notified — or click it — when it appears.
Everything you need to keep a tab fresh and react when something changes on the page.
Each reload picks a fresh delay uniformly from your min/max range. Seconds or minutes.
After each refresh, scan for the first visible button / a / [role="button"] whose text matches your query.
Automatically end the schedule the moment the button you were waiting for shows up.
Optional beep on every refresh, and a distinct 3-note alert when your watched button appears.
Have the matched button clicked for you — optionally with a configurable delay before the click.
Skip the refresh and click the matched button on a random cadence, with an optional max click count.
Install, open the popup on the tab you want to refresh, and start.
Open the page you want to keep fresh in the active browser tab.
Choose the smallest and largest delay you'll accept — in seconds or minutes.
The extension picks a new random delay after every reload. Stop any time.
Everything essential is free. Pro unlocks the "act on it" side of the extension.
Everything you need to keep a tab refreshing.
Everything in Free, plus the "act on it" features.
chrome.storage.local. The schedule persists across service worker restarts, so a browser hiccup won't lose your run.chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store, so button-click injection can't run there. Regular sites are fine.