Keep Page Active

Keeps pages on sites you enable from marking you away - simulates activity and reports the tab as active.

Keeps a page you enable from deciding you walked away, by simulating light activity on an interval you choose. FEATURES • Per-site opt-in — nothing runs until you click "Enable on this site" and accept Chrome's prompt for that one site. • Your own interval — 5 minutes by default, with one-click presets at 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes and 10 minutes. • Only while you are away — while you are clicking, typing or scrolling nothing is simulated. Activity starts only after the page has been untouched for your interval. • Keeps working in a background tab — the schedule is driven by the browser, not by the page, so it does not stall when the tab is hidden. • Reports an active page — enabled sites see an active, focused tab instead of a backgrounded one. • Local only — no account, no analytics, no network requests. Your settings stay on your device. HOW TO USE 1. Open the page you want to keep active. 2. Click the toolbar icon, then "Enable on this site", and accept Chrome's prompt. Chrome closes the popup to show that prompt; the site is enabled the moment you click Allow, and its open tabs reload so the change applies from the start of the page. 3. Set the interval in the popup. Changes apply immediately, including to tabs that are already open. 4. To stop, click "Disable on this site" (or "Remove" in the enabled-sites list). PRIVACY No account. No analytics. No network requests. The list of sites you enable and your chosen interval are stored on your device only and are never transmitted anywhere. Removing the extension deletes them. PERMISSIONS • "Read and change data on sites you visit" — requested for one site at a time, only when you click "Enable on this site", and released when you disable it. Nothing is accessed before you grant it. • Alarms — schedules the periodic check that runs while the tab is in the background. • Storage — saves your enabled sites and interval locally. • Active tab — reads the address of the tab you are on so the popup can show whether that site is enabled. GOOD TO KNOW • Enabling or disabling a site reloads its open tabs. • Intervals under 30 seconds: Chrome runs an extension's scheduled work no faster than every 30 seconds when it was installed from the Web Store, so the presets start at 30 seconds. The 5-minute default is unaffected. • Activity simulation is a page-level technique: some sites can detect it, and a server-side timeout cannot be extended by any extension. • Works on http and https pages. Chrome's own pages and other extensions' pages cannot be used. SUPPORT Questions, bugs or suggestions: [SUPPORT EMAIL OR ISSUES URL] — see the support section of this listing. Version 1.0.0 — first public release.