New feature: restart timer after manual reload

[denilsonsa]

If the user manually reloads the page, the timer could/should reset.

(A user asked for this feature in the Chrome Web Store reviews.)

Since I'm not sure if this behavior is desired all the time, we can add a menu option to toggle this behavior (see how #3 was implemented).

[Pyromane]

Would be a great extension!

[andreas1974]

This feature would be great! If the timer could restart at page reload (without requiring extra permissions for data), it would only be an improvement – that's the way I see it.

[denilsonsa]

Another user asked:

Is it possible to bring a feature to repeat the auto-refresh process when the page is refreshed?

For example, refresh the page when the page is finished loading.
For example, example.com takes 10 seconds to load.
However, after a while, this load can go up to 15 to 20 seconds.
So setting the page to 10 seconds doesn't work after a while.
So is it possible to bring a feature like "Refresh the page when the page stops loading"?

I think both requests can fall under the same feature. If I implement an option "(re)start countdown after the page finishes loading", that would mean the counter would reset after a manual refresh, and it would also let the page take as long as needed to load. In this case, the interval set in the extension would not mean "time between each refresh", but "time between page stopped loaded and the next refresh".

(I've been busy, not sure when I'm going to implement it. Sorry.)