What changed

Every release, in plain words. If something you rely on changes, you'll read about it here first.

Why this page exists

Every release is written down here, in plain words: what was added, what changed, what was fixed. If something moves, you'll read it here first.

1.0.1 — 14 August 2026

Nothing changed in how the extension works. The name in the Chrome Web Store now starts with what it does, so people looking for an auto-refresh tool can find it: Auto Refresh with a Countdown — Refresh Loop.

The description was rewritten as well, and it now says who you buy from and how to get your money back.

1.0.0 — 7 August 2026

The first version is in the Chrome Web Store. You can install it here.

What it does: reload any page on a timer, watch it for changes or for a word you choose, and show a countdown on the page itself so you can see it's alive. The countdown, the timing and the watching are free.

The $6.99 upgrade, one time: watch for a word and jump straight to it, see the words that changed, watch one part of a page instead of all of it, keep going after a restart, keep going past the first change, bring the tab to the front, and remind you until you say you've seen it.

How to read this page later

Each release gets its own heading with a date. Added, changed and fixed are written out as sentences you can read in one go. If a release contains something you would be annoyed to discover on your own, it goes at the top.