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Refreshes any page automatically until it fully loads, then alerts you. Set a URL, pick a delay, and let PagePatrol wait for you. PagePatrol — Auto Refresh Until Loaded Tired of manually refreshing a page over and over waiting for it to load? PagePatrol does it for you automatically. Simply enter the URL you want to monitor, set how many seconds to wait between retries, and hit Start. PagePatrol will keep refreshing the page until it fully loads, then instantly alert you with a browser notification and a pop-up so you don't miss it. Perfect for high-traffic websites, limited registration portals, ticket releases, or any page that goes down under heavy load. How to use: - After installing PagePatrol, click the puzzle piece icon near your address bar in Chrome - Find PagePatrol in the list and click the pin icon to keep it visible in your toolbar - Click the PagePatrol icon in your toolbar to open it - Enter the URL of the page you want to monitor - Set your preferred retry delay in seconds - Click Start, PagePatrol will open the page in a new tab and keep refreshing it until it loads - Once the page is ready, you'll receive a notification and an alert inside the tab - You can click Stop at any time to cancel Features: Works on any website Configurable retry delay Stops automatically when the page loads or when you close the tab Clean, minimal interface
May 14, 2026
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