Easy Refresh — Elesari Labs

Easy Refresh is a lightweight, elegant browser extension that automatically reloads pages on your schedule. Whether you're monitoring a live dashboard, waiting for tickets to drop, watching a deployment, keeping a remote session alive, or testing how a page behaves over time, Easy Refresh gives you precise control without the clutter.

Set an interval in seconds, minutes, or hours, choose how many times to refresh — or let it run continuously — and hit start. A live countdown shows exactly when the next reload will happen, and each tab gets its own independent schedule.

What you can do
- Refresh at any interval — from every second up to 24 hours, in seconds, minutes, or hours
- One-tap presets — quick buttons for 5s, 15s, 30s, 1m, and 5m
- Choose how many times to refresh — continuous (default), or stop automatically after 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 iterations, or any custom count up to 9999
- Randomize the interval — set a min and max range, and each refresh picks a random timing in between (useful for looking less scripted, or for spacing out retries)
- Clear the site's cache on every reload — force a truly fresh fetch instead of serving from the local cache
- Refresh all open tabs at once — reload every page in the window on the same interval
- Schedule a one-time refresh at a specific time — for example, reload a page at exactly 09:30 tomorrow
- Longer countdown display — switch to an hh:mm:ss format for long intervals so you can read it at a glance
- Per-tab jobs that persist — refresh schedules survive browser restarts and automatically clean up when a tab is closed
- Live countdown with remaining iteration count — see exactly when the next refresh will fire and how many are left
- Light and dark theme — elegant purple and pink palette, light theme by default, one-click toggle

Built to stay out of your way
No tracking, no accounts, no ads. Easy Refresh only asks for the permissions it needs to reload your tabs and optionally clear their cache — nothing is sent anywhere, and the extension does not collect any data.