There are a number of plugins for Firefox that I use regularly to schedule regular refreshes on pages like Google Finance that I like to keep current throughout the day. In its infancy, Chrome does not have a built in way of doing this.
I found a nice solution here on a forum, posted by user gl0rfindel. Create a bookmark pointing to the url:
javascript:
timeout=prompt("Set timeout [s]");
current=location.href;
if(timeout>0)
setTimeout('reload()',1000*timeout);
else
location.replace(current);
function reload(){
setTimeout('reload()',1000*timeout);
fr4me='<frameset cols='*'>n<frame src=''+current+''/>';
fr4me+='</frameset>';
with(document){write(fr4me);void(close())};
}
Clicking the bookmark will let you specify how regularly (in s) to refresh the current active tab.
Does not work with this website >>>>
http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/z?s=nsei&t=1d&q=c&l=off&z=l&p=e5,e20,e50,e100,p&a=m26-12-9,r14,ss,w14,p12,fs
Help please.
thank yooou
Thanks for the tip! Helped me out with TeuxDeux.com. I am republishing the bookmark with credit to your blog and the Chrome forum on iSource.com.