Open the timer panel
Click the RefreshPilot icon and switch from the preset buttons to custom. You'll see three little boxes: hours, minutes, seconds.
RefreshPilot · Feature
Sometimes the four preset buttons aren't quite right. With custom intervals you type the exact gap you want — hours, minutes and seconds — and the page reloads on your schedule, to the second.
0h 07m 45s
Click the RefreshPilot icon and switch from the preset buttons to custom. You'll see three little boxes: hours, minutes, seconds.
Want every 7 minutes 45 seconds? Type 7 and 45. Every 2 hours? Type 2. Any combination works.
The countdown begins, and the page reloads exactly on your schedule — every single time.
01 — What it does
Think of it like setting a kitchen timer. If you know your cookies need exactly 12 minutes, you don't want a timer that only does 10 or 15 — you want 12. Pages are the same: maybe a dashboard gets new numbers every 5 minutes, or a website updates once an hour. Custom intervals let you match the page's real rhythm instead of guessing.
Picking the right time also keeps websites happy. Checking a slow government page every 30 seconds is like knocking on a door 100 times when nobody's home yet — pointless and annoying. Checking once an hour is polite, and you still find out the moment you need to. The right number means you're never late and never a pest.
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Contactar o suporteAsk yourself: how often does this page actually get new stuff? If a dashboard updates every 5 minutes, set about 5 minutes. If a website posts new things a few times a day, every 30–60 minutes is plenty. Match the page, and you'll never miss anything.
From a few seconds all the way up to many hours. Under ~5 seconds is rarely useful (pages need time to load), and there's nothing wrong with a nice slow once-an-hour check that runs all day.
Use custom when you want an exact, steady beat (like for a dashboard). Use random when you're watching a busy shop or ticket site and want your reloads to look more like a human clicking around — random mixes up the timing for you.
Começar
Instale o RefreshPilot, aponte-o a qualquer página e vá à sua vida — o primeiro monitor fica ativo em cerca de um minuto.
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