When you access multiple tabs in chrome and work in one tab, then other tabs go inactive. So when you open those tabs, they show old content as they are inactive. So you need to use a third-party app to auto-refresh those tabs while working with one tab. You can set intervals of time so it can auto-reload and fetch the latest content. Also Read- How To Install Chrome Extensions On Android

Steps To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome

There are a few simple steps that will help you to auto-refresh your opened tab automatically at a fixed interval of time. Meanwhile, keep in mind that there is no direct method as you have to download an extension for this particular job on your Chrome browser. But, how? Let’s check out the steps That’s it. Now, all your tabs will automatically get refreshed after the interval that you have set. 

How To Disable The Auto Refresh Tab

If you do not want to use it anymore, the simplest method is to remove the Extension from your Chrome browser. But, if you want to use it in the future and don’t want to delete it completely, then you can follow the steps mentioned below:  That’s it. Now, you have learned both to enable and disable the auto-refresh tab on your Chrome browser. We hope that you find this guide useful. However, it is not necessary that you only use this particular Extension, but in my opinion, this is one of the best page refreshers I’ve found on the internet. Also, let us know what you think about these extensions. 

How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 64How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 67How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 53How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 87How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 83How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 92How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 12How To Auto Refresh Tabs in Chrome     TechDator - 84