Really great add-on to deal with stupid websites that expire your session after a ridiculously short time (or that expire it at all despite your begging for a permanent session).

As was mentioned by other reviewers, I wish that non-200 HTTP response codes wouldn't halt the reloads (hopefully that's not something unsolvable because of Firefox itself?).

It would also be great to be able to configure a given URL/domain to always reload, without the need to activate the reload whenever you go to it. I tried "Custom Jobs", but they seem to apply when you start the whole browser, not just when you open a new tab and load a specified website.

i need uptade tab with a form.. before add-on start there is a message somethink like "before show this page FF will send information for repeat early events..",
but when I activate "Bypass form submission:" there is no described question, but after reload the page I've an error something like "...asked page not exist.. '/salirInicio'"

how can I fix it? thanks

nice

Simply perfect. It works very well.

Not showing in tabs menu on Nightly. Asks for "Host" permission without description why it need it. Suspicious addon.

Really good add-on, but would have gotten one more star if it could display the remaining time.

Really useful extention! But it can't show full UI in the overflow menu, may the developer fix that?

I want to refresh the page every 2 seconds, so when I edit the html/css on the local host I'll see the result immediately in Firefox. But this add-on has a 10 second minimum interval limitation. So it is impossible to use it for this purpose.

Pretty good, (seemingly) light-weight extension.

REQUEST: Ability to reload on a non 200 return code (ie: 502, 503) for when a website is temporarily offline.

The addon is really handy. But the limitation to 10 seconds makes it less useful.

This is a useful addon, and I am grateful to have it. The one thing I wish it had is some indication on the "Tab Reloader" tab context menu of which, if any, reload time has been selected. As it is, there is no way to look at a tab and know if it has been set to auto-reload, nor how often.