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Efficient AutoRefresh

Allows one to AutoRefresh a site, for any reason, whether it be checking your internet connection during a long download, or checking a constantly changing site.

Automatically set to all sites and to 10 seconds, to change to refresh a particular site simply do the following:

1. Right click on the Greasemonkey logo in Firefox then click on manage user scripts.

2. Select the Auto Refresher and click the Edit button.

3. Change the * after //@include to the site you want by copying the url and placing it where the astrix was. e.g.

//@include * change to use on google.com
//@include http://www.google.com/*

To change the time waited (default; 10 secs):

Do 1. and 2. above.

Change the number after document.location etc. in the following format: the "10" part is the seconds, ignore the 000 (milliseconds), but leave them after changing to your preferred time.




Feb 8, 2008
xanderificus User

Nice. I'm looking for a refresher just for a few pages and yours is the second I've tried

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9371
^ first.

Might be nice to look over the other script. It doesn't edit as well as yours but -does- provide an onscreen countdown so that you won't be in the middle of typing when it hits refresh.
 
Jan 15, 2008
Arkticcool Script's author

Version 0.1. Bugs etc. contact me.

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