Reflow — Auto Refresh Pages

Auto-refresh any page with one click. Hard refresh, scroll memory, domain recall. 14KB, no tracking.

Click a preset. The page refreshes. That's it. Reflow is the auto-refresh extension that gets out of your way. No setup screens, no accounts, no feature overload. Open the popup, tap an interval, and it starts immediately — one click, not two. Every refresh bypasses the browser cache by default, so you see live data, not what your browser remembered from ten minutes ago. Your scroll position is saved and restored after each reload, so you don't lose your place in a table or feed. And Reflow remembers your settings for each website — set 10 seconds on your trading dashboard once, and it's already configured next time you visit. Built for people who rely on fresh data: Traders watching price feeds. Developers testing local changes. Job seekers monitoring listings. Anyone refreshing a page to catch a ticket drop, appointment slot, or inventory restock. Anyone whose internal tools keep logging them out. Why people switch to Reflow: The most common complaint about other auto-refresh extensions is that they randomly stop working. Reflow uses Chrome's Alarms API with automatic recovery on wake — it doesn't stop until you tell it to. Presets: 5s, 10s, 30s, 1m, 2m, 5m, 10m, 30m — or enter any custom interval in seconds, minutes, or hours. A live countdown shows on the extension badge, inside the popup, and as a subtle pill on the page itself. Randomized interval mode adds jitter to your refresh timing, so sites with bot detection don't flag regular requests. The entire extension is 14KB. No tracking, no analytics, no data collection. Everything stays in your browser.