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Rotate a private list of HTTPS pages in a dedicated fullscreen Chrome window. Turn a collection of dashboards, reports, status pages, or other HTTPS links into a dependable fullscreen rotation. Fullscreen URL Rotator opens your active playlist in a dedicated Chrome window and moves through each enabled page on its own schedule. It is designed for shared displays, operations screens, wallboards, presentations, and any setup where several web pages need to stay visible without constant manual switching. Key features: - Create and manage multiple playlists. - Set a display duration for each page, with a 30-second default. - Paste multiple links at once, including links copied from Gmail, Slack, and other rich-text sources. - Move backward or forward with the popup arrow buttons, keyboard arrow keys, or Chrome keyboard shortcuts. - Pause, resume, stop, and re-enter fullscreen from a compact control popup. - Start the active playlist automatically when Chrome launches. - Export or import playlists as JSON for backup or sharing between displays. - Keep disabled pages saved without including them in the rotation. - Optionally scroll an individual page to the bottom or a chosen percentage, instantly or smoothly, after granting access only to that page's site. Privacy is built in. Playlists and settings remain in Chrome's local extension storage. The extension does not collect analytics or transmit browsing data. Optional scrolling requests access only to the selected slide's site, and the packaged helper does not read or transmit page contents. Authentication stays in your normal Chrome profile. Only HTTPS pages are accepted. Some websites may apply their own sign-in, session, or display restrictions.
Aug 12, 2026
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