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Auto-refresh any tab on your schedule, with a live countdown badge. Pro adds custom intervals, jitter & change alerts. 100% local. Stop hammering F5. PagePulse refreshes any tab on the schedule you choose — ticket queues, dashboards, order status, drops, scores, build pipelines — with a live countdown right on the toolbar badge. ↻ PER-TAB AUTO REFRESH Pick a preset (10s, 30s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m) and that tab refreshes itself until you say stop. Each tab gets its own interval. Close the tab and its job cleans up automatically. ⏱️ LIVE COUNTDOWN BADGE The toolbar badge shows exactly how long until the next refresh — 9s, 45s, 3m — so you always know the pulse is alive. 🗂️ ONE LIST, TOTAL CONTROL The popup shows every refreshing tab with its host and interval. Stop one, or stop all in one click. Jobs survive browser restarts. 🔒 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE No account, no analytics, no servers. PagePulse reloads tabs by their id — it doesn't read your pages or history. Monitor mode (Pro) asks for permission per-site, only when you enable it there. 💎 PRO — PAY ONCE, OWN IT FOREVER ($9) • Custom intervals from seconds to hours — type "45s", "2m", "1.5h" • Change alerts: after each refresh, get a notification when the page changes — or only when your keyword appears or disappears ("in stock", "tickets available", "passed") • ±20% jitter so your polling doesn't look like a metronome No subscription. Every future update included. Perfect for: support queues, CI dashboards, stock/restock pages, auction endings, ticket releases, order tracking, live scores, log viewers.
Jul 20, 2026
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