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RefreshPilot wird aktiv weiterentwickelt. Jeder Eintrag unten listet auf, was hinzugefügt, verbessert und behoben wurde — damit du erkennst, ob ein Update die Monitore betrifft, die bei dir schon laufen.

2.3.0

RefreshPilot now speaks 12 languages — extension, dashboard, and store listing.

Hinzugefügt
  • The entire extension — popup, options, desktop notifications, context menus, and the on-page countdown — is now available in Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Japanese, Indonesian, and Turkish, alongside English.
  • The web dashboard is fully translated into the same 12 languages, including right-to-left layout for Arabic.
  • Language follows your browser automatically, and a new Language picker in Options and in the dashboard's Settings lets you override it at any time.
Verbessert
  • The Chrome Web Store listing is localized too, so the extension appears in store searches in your own language.

2.2.0

A deep reliability pass: 26 fixes across the refresh engine, page monitor, and side panel.

Behoben
  • Refresh jobs no longer stall silently. A background watchdog revives tabs that Chrome’s Memory Saver put to sleep, performs reloads a throttled tab missed, and recovers jobs whose tab crashed.
  • Pressing Back to a page with a running job no longer triggers a surprise instant refresh — and a job stopped in the meantime can’t leave a ghost countdown pill behind.
  • Pausing a job now truly pauses its monitoring — and a keyword that vanished or a page change that happened while paused is still reported when you resume. Previously those events could be lost for good.
  • A monitor scoped to a page area no longer scans the whole page while that area is briefly missing (single-page apps) — the cause of false keyword hits and endless “page changed” alerts.
  • Realtime monitoring keeps working after modern web apps re-render the watched element; it used to go quiet until the next full reload.
  • Keywords rendered inside web components (open shadow DOM) are now seen by the monitor.
  • css: and xp: rules no longer fire on invisible elements — a hidden “out of stock” template node can’t trigger a false alert anymore.
  • “Restart timer on interaction” waited roughly twice the configured time before refreshing; the countdown now behaves exactly as configured.
  • The side panel now follows the tab you’re on — Start/Stop, the footer status and the element picker no longer act on whichever tab was active when the panel first opened — and it no longer closes itself when you use “show tab”, the picker, or the Dashboard button.
  • Dragging the countdown pill to a custom spot now sticks; it used to snap back to its corner on the very next refresh.
  • Scheduled countdown starts can no longer fire on the wrong tab after a browser restart.
  • Greek keywords ending in sigma and keywords spanning typographic spaces (common on Japanese pages) now match correctly.
Verbessert
  • Tabs with a running job are pinned against Chrome’s Memory Saver for the life of the job.
  • Weekly schedules stay aligned to wall-clock time across daylight-saving changes.
  • Removed a leftover background task that woke the extension every minute for nothing — a small but permanent battery cost on every install.
  • Webhook deliveries no longer follow HTTP redirects, closing a request-forgery vector.
  • The extension now declares Chrome 120 as its minimum (Chrome 116–119 never actually loaded it).
  • 297 automated regression tests now drive the real extension code before every release.

2.1.2

Smoother timers, reliable notices, and cloud sync that stops crying wolf.

Behoben
  • The custom interval now understands units — type “2m”, “1h” or “1m30s” instead of counting seconds.
  • The big interval counter no longer gets cut off when the number has 3+ digits.
  • The “refresh limit reached” desktop notice now fires reliably when Stop-after kicks in.
  • Pressing Start with monitoring on but no keyword set now simply starts refreshing the current tab, instead of jumping you to the Monitor tab.
  • Cloud sync no longer shows false “sync conflict” messages on routine PRO edits — and edits made from two browsers now merge automatically, with a 30-second poll picking up changes from your other devices.
  • Notification Settings: sound preview buttons now actually play, and the webhook and email fields grey out while their toggle is off.

2.1.1

A clearer name on the Chrome Web Store.

Verbessert
  • The store listing now leads with what the extension does: “Auto Refresh & Page Monitor — Refresh Pilot”.

2.1.0

The web dashboard arrives — manage everything at dashboard.refreshpilot.com.

Hinzugefügt
  • Web dashboard that syncs live with the extension. Free users get guest mode — no account needed, nothing stored in the cloud — and it opens automatically on first install.
  • Real PRO accounts with email and password. Buying PRO ($2.99/year) creates your account from your payment email.
  • Automatic account linking — sign in on the dashboard and the extension in that browser unlocks PRO by itself. No codes to copy.
  • A redesigned dashboard with card-based settings, a Notification Settings page (sound previews, volume, alert actions) and a Hotkeys page.
Verbessert
  • Multi-device is now equal devices sharing one cloud copy of your settings — no more primary and secondary roles.
  • The popup remembers your edits even if you close it without pressing Start, and the default interval stays in step with the dashboard both ways.
Behoben
  • “Stop after N refreshes” now performs exactly N reloads — a limit of 1 used to do zero.
  • Page Monitor no longer re-fires an already-reported match after a pause and resume.
  • First-install no longer dead-ends with “Extension did not respond” — the dashboard falls back to guest mode and reconnects on its own.
  • Security hardening throughout: the dashboard–extension bridge now accepts only sanitized settings, the webhook guard blocks more private-network addresses, and several server-side holes around email and checkout were closed.

2.0.0

Ein neu gebauter Monitor, Echtzeit-Erkennung und Alarme, die dich überall erreichen.

Hinzugefügt
  • Echtzeit-Erkennung — Treffer werden jetzt schon während des Refresh-Zyklus erkannt, nicht erst, wenn die Seite zur Ruhe gekommen ist.
  • Watch Zones mit Element-Picker direkt auf der Seite — ein Monitor kann jetzt ein einzelnes Preis- oder Lager-Element anvisieren.
  • Webhook-Alarme für Discord, Slack, Telegram, ntfy und eigene Endpoints, direkt aus deinem Browser gesendet.
  • E-Mail-Alarme, inklusive des gefundenen Ausschnitts und eines Links zurück zur überwachten Seite.
  • Eigene Skripte mit den Triggern load, beforeRefresh und match, ausgeführt über Chromes userScripts-API.
  • Skript-Marktplatz mit geprüften Community-Einreichungen, dazu KI-Generatoren für Ausdrücke und Skripte.
  • Seitenleisten-Modus, der die Steuerung geöffnet hält, während du den Element-Picker nutzt oder Tabs wechselst.
  • Wochenpläne, verzögerter Countdown-Start und Auto-Start-Regeln, die ein gespeichertes URL-Muster beim Öffnen scharf schalten.
Verbessert
  • Das Countdown-Overlay hat einen Fortschrittsring, einen Refresh-Zähler sowie integrierte Pause- und Stopp-Buttons bekommen.
  • Zufällige Intervalle streuen jetzt innerhalb deines Min-Max-Fensters, statt zwischen den Grenzen zu pendeln.
  • Die Auto-Stopp-Leitplanken greifen jetzt auch bei CAPTCHA- und Fehlerseiten, nicht nur bei Reload-Limits und Interaktion.
  • Export und Import der Einstellungen übertragen Zeitpläne und Regeln pro Website jetzt vollständig in beide Richtungen.
Behoben
  • Die Scrollposition wird auf Seiten, die ihre Inhalte per Lazy-Loading nachladen, jetzt zuverlässig wiederhergestellt.
  • Refresh-Jobs überleben einen Browser-Neustart, statt stillschweigend verworfen zu werden.
  • Alarmtöne laufen nicht mehr weiter, nachdem der betreffende Tab geschlossen wurde.

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Release Notes vor 2.0.0 stammen aus der Zeit vor dieser Website. Die Dokumentation beschreibt immer das aktuelle Release, und der Eintrag im Chrome Web Store zeigt die Version, die du installiert hast.

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