Reloading a page is only half the job. Often you also need to click something the moment it appears: a "Book now" link, an "Add to cart" on a restocked product, or the newest item in a feed. Sitting there refreshing and clicking by hand is tiring and unreliable — blink at the wrong second and the slot is gone. Auto Refresh solves this by combining automatic reloading with keyword detection and an automatic clicker, so the entire watch-and-click routine runs completely hands-free.
The idea is simple. You turn on Detect Keyword, type the word or phrase you are waiting for, and enable Auto click if detected keyword has a link. From then on, every time the page reloads and your keyword shows up as a link, the extension clicks it for you — instantly and without you watching the screen. Add optional sound and notification alerts and you have a small automation that reacts faster than any human could.
Also Read: https://auto-refresh.extfy.com/en/detect-keyword-feature-monitor-web-page-specific-words.html
Notify the user when text detection is completed
Play sound on keyword detection
Highlight specific words once they are detected
Auto click if detected keyword has a link
What makes this "hands-free" is that three features run together on a single loop instead of one at a time:
Because the loop repeats on its own, you can walk away from the tab entirely. The extension keeps refreshing, keeps scanning, and only takes action when your condition is actually met — which is exactly what you want when you are competing for limited stock, appointment slots, or first-come-first-served offers.
With refresh, keyword detection, and an automatic clicker working together, Auto Refresh turns a repetitive watch-and-click chore into a set-and-forget task. Enable the clicker once, choose a keyword that matches what you are waiting for, and let the extension do the watching and the clicking for you.
When your watched keyword appears on the reloaded page as a clickable link, Auto Refresh clicks it for you automatically, so you do not have to be watching the screen.
The auto-click option works when the detected keyword is itself a link. If the target is a plain button, use the notify and sound alerts and click it manually.
Yes. You set a refresh interval, a keyword to detect, and enable auto-click together, and the extension runs all three on every reload.
Yes, if you enable "Notify the user when text detection is completed" and "Play sound on keyword detection" alongside the clicker.
Yes. The page must stay loaded in an open tab so the extension can refresh it, scan the content, and perform the click.