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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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".

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.