Simple Auto Refresh & Text Finder PRO is a auto web page refresh extension for chrome. also, it is browser auto refresher extension and tab auto reloading extension. it's a free extension , it has 4,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.45 from 11 rated user, last update is 829 days ago.
Do you manually refresh the page every few minutes to not miss important update? Automatically reload the page with a set time interval (you can choose RANDOM intervals!) Search for the text on a page after the refresh and play a sound when the selected phrase appears! Main features: - reload the page automatically every X seconds - search for the text after reloading and send a sound (SOUND notification was removed due to big upgrade of security with the manifest 3) notification once it's found. - use random time intervals to refresh the page - auto refresh more pages at the same time - see the countdown on the page title! This is a PRO version of the script and it is completely FREE. It will become a paid extension soon but will remain free for every existing customer! There is no similar extension on the web for FREE! More features will be added soon! Download and share it with your friends and leave us a good review! :)
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Been using it for a Year. And now it'd not working properly after recent update.
Thank you, it's great. Sound customization feature need to be added.
Very simple and useful. I'll love if you can test more than 1 string at a time (or better: allow a regex pattern in the find box). Thanks!