Utilities: Automatically Refresh Any Web Page with Page Reboot

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1 year ago

Keep an eye on that eBay auction in its closing minutes automatically with Page Reboot, a web service that refreshes a given web site every 30 seconds (or any interval you set.) Similar to the ReloadEvery Firefox extension, drop the URL into Page Reboot's refresh box, set the refresh interval (in seconds) and go. A bookmarklet version is also available.
PAGE REBOOT [via Micro Persuasion]

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