How to Auto Refresh Continuously Without a Limit

By default, Auto Refresh runs at the interval you set until you stop it. There is no built-in cap on the number of reloads — unless one of two specific options is active and quietly cuts the cycle short. This guide shows the exact settings to verify so the timer runs uninterrupted.

Check 1 — "Stop after X number of auto refresh" must be unchecked

In the Advance Options panel, the "Stop after" toggle does exactly what its name suggests: once the counter reaches the configured number, Auto Refresh stops. To refresh indefinitely, leave this option unchecked.

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Running

Time Interval

Refresh List

Detect Keyword

Advance Options

Refresh only on current tab

Stop after 3 number of auto refresh

Show visual timer on the webpage

Stop refreshing if click anywhere on the page

Open the popup → Advance Options.
Make sure "Stop after X number of auto refresh" is unchecked.
Click Save.

Check 2 — Keyword detection can also stop the cycle

If you are using the Detect Keyword tool, there is a second stop condition that is easy to miss: by default, the cycle ends as soon as the keyword is found. To keep refreshing past the first detection, enable "Continue refreshing on keyword found/not found" in the Detect Keyword tab.

If Detect Keyword is off, you can ignore this section — the refresh cycle is not affected.
If Detect Keyword is on and you want unlimited cycles, enable "Continue refreshing on keyword found/not found".
If you want the refresh to stop the moment the keyword is found, leave it unchecked — this is the default.

Two-step recap

Advance Options → "Stop after X number of auto refresh" = unchecked.
Detect Keyword (only if you use it) → "Continue refreshing on keyword found/not found" = checked.

With both options set this way, Auto Refresh runs at the interval you chose for as long as the tab is open and the extension is in the Running state at the top of the popup.

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