How to auto refresh pages [Chrome, Firefox, Edge]
- Google Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are among the foremost browsers that lack auto page refresh features.
- This guide provides details for how you can automatically update website pages in Firefox, Edge, and Google Chrome with additional browser extensions.
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All browsers include reloading buttons that refresh page tab content when you click them.
However, Google Chrome, Firefox, and Edge don’t include auto-refresh page settings with which to configure those browsers to automatically refresh webpages at specified time intervals.
Nevertheless, there are various extensions for all those browsers that provide auto-refresh page features.
In today’s guide, we will explore some of the best extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers. Read on to find out more.
How can I auto refresh pages in Chrome, Firefox, and Edge?
Microsoft Edge
- Install the Refreshless extension.
- Next, open a page to configure the auto-refresh for.
- Click the Refreshless for Microsoft Edge button on the browser’s navigation bar to open the extension as in the shot directly below.
- Toggle the Refresh Automatically option on.
- Enter a value in the Minute box.
- Then input a value in the Seconds text box.
- Toggle the Persistent setting on.
- Click the Apply button. Thereafter, the extension’s button icon will include a countdown timer for each page refresh.
Mozilla Firefox
- Install the Tab Reloader extension.
- Press the + Add to Firefox button.
- Click Okay, Got It on the Tab Reloader notification shown directly below.
- Next, open a webpage to automatically refresh.
- Right-click the page tab to select the Tab Reloader submenu shown directly below.
- Select a timer interval on the Tab Reloader submenu.
- You can also select a Do not reload tab if active context menu option if you prefer.
- To select further options, right-click the extension’s icon on the right side of Firefox’s navigation bar.
- You can select to refresh all tabs by selecting Reload tabs > All tabs on the extension button’s context menu.
Google Chrome
- Install the Super Auto Refresh Plus extension.
- If you can’t find the Super Auto Refresh Plus button on the browser’s navigation bar, enable it from the Extensions button.
- Click the Super Auto Refresh Plus button.
- Select a time interval option on the menu that opens.
- Click the green button at the top of the extension’s menu to open the Super Auto Refresh Plus tab in the snapshot directly below.
- There you can select an additional Bypass cache when reloading the page setting.
- You can also change the time settings for each page by clicking the time interval buttons for listed webpages.
Refreshless for Microsoft Edge, Super Auto Refresh Plus, and Tab Reloader are just three of the extensions that provide auto-refresh pages features that their respective browsers lack ‘out of the box’.
These extensions will come in handy for automatically refreshing dynamic website pages that frequently change and will allow you to do it automatically.