By the end of this guide, you will never wait for a spinner again. Before we look at shortcuts, it is vital to understand what happens when you refresh a page.

javascript:for(let i=0;i<chrome.tabs.length;i++)chrome.tabs.reload(i); Save this as a bookmark. Now, clicking will refresh every open tab in your Chrome window. This is incredibly useful after a VPN connection drops or a proxy changes. Part 6: The "Auto Refresh" Link – Keeping Pages Alive Sometimes you don't want to press a shortcut repeatedly. You need a page to refresh automatically every 30 seconds (e.g., tracking concert tickets, auction sniping, or server monitoring).

Create your first refresh bookmarklet right now. It takes 20 seconds and will save you hours over a lifetime.

You are on a forum listing page (Page A) which contains a link to a specific post (Page B). The content of Page B changes every minute. You want to refresh Page B without leaving Page A.

(not on an image or link) → Select "Reload" from the context menu.

javascript:location.reload(); Clicking this link does the same as pressing F5 .