Auto Reload Chrome helps you automatically refresh browser tabs, saving time and effort. Learn how a Chrome auto reload extension keeps pages updated and improves productivity without manual refreshing.

Auto refresh pages in Chrome using the Extfy. Follow a simple setup guide to reload tabs automatically, set custom intervals, and track page.

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Keyword detection normally stops after the first match. The "Continue refreshing on keyword found/not found" option keeps Auto Refresh looping so you get a live, uninterrupted stream of alerts.

From stock alerts to live scores, here are the top five reasons thousands of people use an auto refresh extension to monitor pages in real time — auto reloading, keyword detection, multi-URL monitoring, and hands-free auto-click.

Use Click element by selector in Extfy to press a specific button automatically after every page reload — the built-in picker writes the CSS selector for you, no keyword and no coding required.

Set Refresh Behavior on User Interaction to Stop and the page never reloads mid-form: auto refresh halts the moment you click anywhere and stays off until you re-enable it.

Standard keyword detection only reads the text you can see, so values hidden in attributes, scripts, and hidden elements never trigger. Here is why that happens and how Find monitor text in source fixes it.

Turn on Hard Refresh in Auto Refresh so every automatic reload clears the cache and pulls a fresh copy from the server — no more stale, cached page content.

Set up smart actions in Auto Refresh for both keyword outcomes — alert, highlight, stop, or keep refreshing when your keyword is found versus not found.

Use the Refresh List to add multiple URLs to Auto Refresh and give each its own interval, so you can monitor many pages at the same time from one extension.

Pair automatic reloading with keyword detection and an auto clicker so Auto Refresh reloads a page, spots your keyword, and clicks the matching link for you.

A step-by-step guide to auto refreshing any web page in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Install the extension, pick a refresh interval, and let the tab reload itself.

Enable "Show visual timer on the webpage" and a small countdown appears right on the page, ticking down to the next reload so there is never any guessing.

Target exact pages by address. Add each URL to your Refresh List, give it its own interval, and Auto Refresh keeps just those pages updating — including HTTP, HTTPS, and local file paths.

Auto Refresh can play a sound the instant your target keyword is detected. Turn on "Play sound on keyword found/not found" and you will hear an alert the moment the page matches — even from another tab.

Turn on "Notify the user" in the Detect Keyword tab and Auto Refresh sends a desktop notification — and optionally a sound — the instant your target word or phrase appears on a refreshed page.

Save your entire configuration to a file you can back up, move to another browser or device, and restore in one click. Your URL list, timers, and settings travel with you.

A hard refresh clears the cached copy and fetches the page fresh from the server. Auto Refresh has a built-in Hard Refresh option so every automatic reload pulls the true latest version.

The Detect Keyword feature scans the page after every refresh for the words you care about. On a match it can notify you, play a sound, auto-click, or stop refreshing — automatically.

By default, keyword monitoring can stop on the first match. Continue Refreshing keeps the page reloading after every detection, turning a one-shot check into ongoing monitoring.

Stop pressing F5. The Auto Refresh Page extension reloads any tab automatically on a custom interval, monitors pages for keywords, and shows a live countdown so the page is always current when you look.

When your target keyword is detected on a refreshed page, Auto Refresh can automatically click the matching link or button — and open it in a new tab so your monitoring tab keeps running.

First time using Auto Refresh? Three pieces of information get a tab refreshing on schedule — the URL, the interval, and a Save click. Here's the whole flow plus the Advance Options you can layer on later.

See the Auto Refresh countdown right on the page you are refreshing. One Advance Options toggle adds a draggable on-tab timer overlay so you don't have to re-open the popup.

Get Auto Refresh to reload only one exact URL, not every sub-path of the domain. Combine an exact URL (no wildcard) with the right state of "Refresh only on current tab".

Stop Auto Refresh from reloading the page while you are filling a form or reading. Enable "Stop refreshing if click anywhere on the page" so the timer pauses on any interaction, then resume with Ctrl + D.

If your 5-second interval feels closer to 15, the countdown is waiting for the page to finish loading. Enable "Start counter immediately as soon as URL start loading" so the timer begins the moment the request goes out.

Add many URLs to Auto Refresh at once with Import Bulk URL. Upload a CSV in the same format produced by Export CSV — full per-URL options included — and the entries appear in the Refresh List immediately.

Add a URL to your Auto Refresh Refresh List without opening that page first. The Import URL action in the Refresh List tab lets you type or paste a single URL straight into the list.

Back up or move your Auto Refresh Refresh List with a single click. The Export CSV action in the Refresh List tab downloads every saved URL and its per-URL options in a re-importable file.

Activate your Auto Refresh premium license in three clicks plus a paste: open the popup, click Upgrade Plan, choose Enter subscription key, paste your key, and Save.

Two checkboxes in Advance Options stop Auto Refresh after one cycle, and two more cause the on-page timer to vanish off-screen. Here's how to fix both.

Turn off the desktop pop-up that appears when Auto Refresh detects a keyword, while keeping the sound alert active — both behaviours are controlled in the Detect Keyword tab.

Make Auto Refresh click on a detected keyword every time it appears, without ever stopping. The "Continue refreshing on keyword found/not found" option turns a one-shot detection into an indefinite cycle.

If unchecking an Advance Option doesn't seem to stick, the cause is almost always per-URL settings or a missed Save click. Here's how Auto Refresh stores option state and how to disable it everywhere.

Keep Auto Refresh running at your chosen interval indefinitely — two settings control whether the cycle is unlimited or cut short. Here are the exact toggles to check.

Stop the "must send information that will repeat any action" dialog from blocking Auto Refresh — enable the built-in form-resubmission bypass before starting the timer.