The Random Interval feature helps you avoid detection by websites that monitor for bot-like, repetitive behavior. Instead of refreshing at a fixed time, it varies the interval within a specified range.
You define a minimum and maximum time value (e.g., between 10 and 25 seconds). The extension will then pick a random duration within that range for each refresh cycle. One cycle might be 12 seconds, the next 21 seconds, and so on.
Random Interval makes Auto Refresh Page reload a tab after a random delay between a minimum and a maximum number of seconds that you choose. With 30 and 90, for example, one reload might come after 41 seconds and the next after 77. It works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Random Interval is a Premium feature; free users can try it for 10 random refreshes.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Unit | Seconds |
| Smallest value | 1 second; the maximum must be greater than the minimum |
| Largest value | No upper limit |
| Scope | Saved per page in the Refresh List, so each page keeps its own range |
| Plan | Premium; 10 free random refreshes to try it (one-time, shared across all tabs) |
| Browsers | Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox |
| Hide the option | Settings → turn off Enable Random Interval (on by default) |
It is a Premium feature. Free users can try it for 10 random refreshes in total (a one-time allowance, not a daily one); Premium removes the limit.
1 second, and the maximum must be larger than the minimum. Short ranges send many requests to the website, so use the longest range that meets your need.
Yes. The range is saved per page in the Refresh List, so every page keeps its own minimum and maximum.