ExtLab Rotate: Tab Rotator for Dashboards

Rotate and auto-reload dashboard tabs on wall screens, kiosks and signage.

ExtLab Rotate is a tab rotator that turns a Chrome window into a self-running display. Open your dashboards, press Start, and it auto-switches tabs on a timer. Use it for wallboards, TV dashboards, URL slideshows and kiosks. It is an alternative to Revolver Tabs, which Chrome removed with the Manifest V2 shutdown. Works offline with no account. Your tabs and URLs stay in your browser. FREE • Rotate up to 3 tabs in a window with one global interval • Pause while someone uses the computer, and resume after a set time without input • Keyboard shortcuts for start and pause, next, previous and reload • Keep the screen awake during a rotation, and let it sleep in quiet hours • JSON export and import PRO • Rotate any number of tabs • Saved playlists of URLs, each with its own interval • Reload a tab while it is hidden, just before it comes up • Reload a tab every N minutes • Auto-scroll tall dashboards from top to bottom across the tab's interval • Scheduled hours such as weekdays 08:00 to 18:00, with a quiet page and clock the rest of the time • Start a playlist in full screen when the browser launches • Chrome Enterprise managed storage, to configure many screens from one policy Pro is a yearly license from Gumroad: Solo for up to 3 screens, Team for up to 15 screens, and a Site license with no screen limit. A 7-day free trial starts from the extension. GOOD TO KNOW • The shortest interval is 5 seconds. Intervals under 30 seconds need Chrome 153 or newer. • It rotates one window at a time, the one where you pressed Start. • Pause on interaction responds to input on the whole computer, not only in Chrome. You can turn it off. • For a fully locked-down kiosk, use it together with Chrome's own kiosk mode. • Auto-scroll asks for access to a site only when you turn it on for that site. Without that access the tab still rotates, and it does not scroll. PERMISSIONS • tabs: switches between and reloads the tabs you choose to rotate • storage: saves your playlists and settings in your browser • alarms: times each tab switch and reload, and the daily license check • idle: pauses the rotation while someone uses the computer • power: keeps the screen awake during a rotation • scripting: scrolls a page when you turn on auto-scroll for it It has no access to any site after install. Auto-scroll asks for access to one site at a time, only when you turn it on, and you can refuse. The extension does not read page content, also on sites you allow. DATA ExtLab Rotate never sends the URLs you rotate, tab titles, playlists or page content. It sends only this to api.extlab.app: • License checks: your license key and a random install id, on activation and once a day. No key, no check. • Daily configuration fetch: the random install id. • Usage statistics: install, update and a daily heartbeat, with the random install id, version, language and whether Pro is active. You can turn these off in the options page. • Error reports: error text with URLs and file paths removed. The same switch turns these off. Privacy policy: https://extlab.app/ext/extlab-rotate/privacy Not affiliated with Revolver Tabs or its authors.