ReloadEvery

You can download it from the Firefox Add-Ons site.

This extension reloads your webpage(s) every so many seconds or minutes.

For example, let’s say you have a bunch of tabs that you like to keep open at all times. Going back and reloading each tab individually can get to be a pain. This extension will automatically reload all of those tabs for you. And you can set how often you’d like those pages to reload.

There are two ways to use ReloadEvery. The first is from the Reload button that is located in your Navigation Bar. After installing the extension, you’ll notice a small black arrow to the very right of the button.

When you’re on a page that you would like to reload automatically, click on that black arrow:

Choose the amount of time between reloads, and then click “Enable.” If you would like to use the same amount of time for all of your tabs, click “Enable All Tabs.”

What if you don’t find a time that you like? What if you’d like the pages to reload every 1 min. 30 sec.?

In this case, click on “Custom”:

Then enter your custom time:

The second way to access ReloadEvery is from the Context Menu. Just right-click anywhere on the page to bring up the Context Menu:

The best thing that I like about this extension is that you can choose different reload times for each individual tab. One site you can have reload every 5 minutes, while another can be reloaded every 30 minutes…Nice!