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Enable Live Reload on any page with configurable ports for local development and testing. Live Reload Pro enables automatic live‑reloading of any web page directly from your Chrome browser. Supports multiple ports and projects, with a simple UI to switch ports on the fly. Detailed Description Live Reload Pro is a lightweight Chrome extension built with WXT, React, and TypeScript. It watches a LiveReload server (default port 5500) and injects the livereload.js script into the active tab. Key features Multi‑port support – add, remove, and select ports for different projects. Per‑tab enable/disable – toggle Live Reload for each tab independently. Persisted configuration – ports and active selection are stored in chrome.storage.sync. Fast, zero‑config UI – a clean popup UI built with Tailwind CSS. How It Works Run a LiveReload server (e.g., livereload . -e "rs,toml") on your desired port (default 5500). Open the extension popup, add additional ports if needed, and select the active one. Click Enable Live Reload – the extension injects the script and automatically reloads the page whenever the server signals a change. Screenshots Popup UI Live Reload Indicator Permissions storage – to persist user settings. activeTab – to inject the script into the current page. scripting – to execute content scripts. Privacy Policy We do not collect any personal data. All settings are stored locally in the browser. Support For issues or feature requests, open an issue on the GitHub repository or email support@livereloadpro.dev.
Sep 4, 2026
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