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Auto-refresh any page at your interval, and auto-stop + notify when a word or element appears (e.g. "In Stock"). Per-site & private. Stop hitting F5. RefreshLite auto-refreshes a page for you — and, unlike a dumb reloader, it can STOP the moment what you're waiting for shows up. Set an interval (seconds to minutes), optionally type a word to watch for (like "In Stock", "Available", "Boarding", "Passed"), and RefreshLite reloads the page until that word — or a CSS element — appears, then stops and sends you a desktop notification. ★ WHAT IT DOES • Auto-refresh / auto-reload any page at your chosen interval • Conditional stop: halt automatically when a word or CSS element appears • Desktop notification the instant the condition is met • Optional spread (±15%) so refreshes aren't perfectly periodic • A small "ON" badge shows which tabs are refreshing ★ GREAT FOR Restock & deal watching, ticket/seat availability, support-queue and dashboard monitoring, CI/CD or build-status pages, live scores, auction endings — anything you'd otherwise sit and refresh by hand. ★ PRIVATE BY DESIGN RefreshLite asks for access to a site only when you turn it on there — not "all your websites." No accounts, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Text/element matching happens entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded anywhere. ★ HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to watch. 2. Click the RefreshLite icon, set the interval, and (optionally) a word/selector to stop on. 3. Click Start. Walk away — it stops and pings you when ready. Lightweight, focused, and does one job well.
Jun 17, 2026
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