survivalbta.blogg.se - Autoclicker using F5

What else to say? Ok this option is like a wildcard. Option to reload all pages with standard timeout when no timeout is set for that page.The "Prolong timeouts"-option is to prevent an unintentional page reload, while working on that page.The "Hide menu"-option is to hide the menu when one clicks somewhere that is not the menu.Then this option should be activated so the URL is which is different to, so it can be refreshed independently. Then the URL saved by this script would be which may not be what one wants, because the main page is to have its own timeout value. "Include the separators in the URL saved" as an additional option for the separators: imagine one wants to have a timeout for all subfolders of /topics/21456/ (discussion of this script) and puts it in the list of separators.Therefor one could enter the "/" as a separator. Another example would be that one wants to store a refresh value for a whole site with its subfolders etc.

The option "Ignore everything after these symbols in URL" is a little bit difficult to explain: if there are session idÂ´s in the URL the timeout would only work for this session, but if one wants this page to be refreshed in every session one can enter separators that determine sessions and other things.

This will bring up the configuration menu where you can configure the automatic reload on the active website.Ĭonfigurable settings include the reload interval with the default being 5 minutes, a random value that is added to the timeout and the following options that require more explanation: And one of these scripts is the Greasemonkey script Auto F5 which can automatically reload websites.Īuto Reload can be activated with the keyboard shortcut Shift-T. The second option is a script to automatically reload a website periodically. A program that falls into the first category will check the websitesÂ periodically to see if the content was changed since the last visit.

The first option is to use a program to monitor website changes.

There are two options to deal with these situations. This can be pages that display random photos and images, or forums with a large userbase. And then there are times where you want to reload a page because the contents change all the time.