Auto Refresh, Click & Page Monitor — Loop

Loop reloads a tab on a schedule, clicks inside it with genuine mouse input, and watches it for the words you are waiting for — then tells you the moment they appear. RELOAD • Fixed, random or custom h:m:s intervals, with optional jitter so the timing is not machine-perfect • Hard refresh that bypasses the cache • Stop after a number of reloads, after a duration, or at a set date and time • Keep your scroll position across reloads instead of being thrown back to the top • Follow redirects, or return to the URL you started on • Pause, stop or push the countdown back out when you start using the page, so it never reloads out from under you mid-read WATCH • Alert when text appears, when it disappears, or on any change at all • Match plain text, a regular expression, or a CSS selector • Search all page text, only what is visibly rendered, or the raw HTML • Restrict the search to one region of the page • The check runs immediately before each reload, so the alert and the highlight arrive while the page they refer to is still on screen — not after it has been replaced • Matches are highlighted in the page and scrolled into view if they are off screen • Alerts are edge-triggered: one alert per change, not one per scan TELL ME • Desktop notification, tone, tab focus, and a mark drawn on the match • Built-in tones, your own audio file, or a sound hosted at a URL • Play once, play for a set number of seconds, or keep playing until you dismiss the notification • Webhooks — POST a match to any endpoint you choose, so an alert can reach whatever you already use • A live countdown on the toolbar icon, and optionally on the page itself, in any corner you choose START BY ITSELF • Name the URLs that should start refreshing the moment they open, with wildcards: example.com/queue*, *.example.com/* • Reopen and restart those pages when Chrome launches • Every site keeps its own settings, so five tabs can run five different setups • Schedules run a rule only on chosen days between chosen hours • When autostart does not fire, Settings shows exactly which check declined and why CLICK Clicks are delivered through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, so the page receives real mouse input rather than synthetic events. Pick a point on screen or a CSS selector, click on an interval or after each load. Chrome shows a "being debugged" banner for as long as this is active — that banner is Chrome's, it cannot be suppressed, and it appears only when clicking is switched on. PRIVACY Loop sends no analytics and has no account. Page contents are never transmitted anywhere. If you configure a webhook, only metadata is posted: the matched keyword, the match type, the page URL and title, and a timestamp. Everything else — your settings, per-site profiles and any audio you add — stays on your own machine in local extension storage.