Please, add context RMB-menu - for pages and tabs, as alternative to the button-menu.

p.s. Do you have a github page ? )

It literally doesn't do anything. I set a time interval and then it still just says "OFF".

простое и приятное дополнение. работает как надо!

Works, but the UI is pretty awkward.

Works great in Firefox 57 (Developer Edition).

My only wish is that I could type a refresh interval into the interface instead of having to use the up and down arrows.

I needed another auto-reloader, so I decided to give this a try, even though in the description it sounded a not so good idea (reloading based on URL, instead of tab id.) It has no [Apply] button or anything, so I was never sure the period was set or the add-on was active for the tab/URL (even though the period set reappeared when I reopened its pop-up). Anyway, nothing ever happened, no reloading, no nothing...

Works fine for me.

Was alright, kinda clunky interface, but it's stopped recognizing what tab I'm on and only ever sees one tab regardless of what I click on.

When it worked it was great, but those days are gone :/

Doesn't work from the top toolbars, only works through the menu

doesn't work on tabs in private window

Perfect! I loved.
Now I can use the Whatsapp's Web Page without locking.

Straight forward, does exactly what it promises and does not require jumping through hoops to make it do so! Thank you this makes tracking flights effortless.

Very good ! This is exactly what i was searching for.. Thank you!

Automatically refreshes tabs, like it says. you can set your own time interval and customize it for individual tabs. Simple and reliable

Nice add-on if you use a single browser window. However, if you detach a tab from the main browser window this plugin no longer correctly identifies the url of the detached tab. Other than that, seems to work fine.

This is the first auto reload/refresh Firefox extension that I've found that can be customized for each tab that I have! This is exactly what I wanted and it works fantastic. Highly recommended, thanks to "Alex" for making this available to the Firefox community!