A Windows system tray app that keeps your chosen websites open and fresh in your own Chrome. It refreshes each site on a fixed or random schedule, opens inner pages, scrolls and reads like a normal visit, and alerts you when a page changes, logs you out or goes down.
Developed by Sourab Kumar Saha.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Per-site schedules | Refresh every X minutes, or at a random time between X and Y minutes |
| Natural browsing | Opens 1 to N inner pages per visit, scrolls, pauses to read, returns to the main page |
| Pages to click | Pick link names or paths to visit, or let it choose any page on the site |
| Safe by default | Never clicks links such as logout, delete, unsubscribe, cart, checkout or payment |
| Alerts | Notifies you when a page changes, you get logged out, or the site is down |
| Works with your logins | Runs inside your normal Chrome profile through a small helper extension |
| Polite to you | Pauses while you are using the keyboard or mouse, on battery, or outside your active hours |
| Activity | Active time today, this week and since reset, a full log, and an Excel report export |
| Tray app | Starts with Windows, runs quietly in the tray, with Visit all now, Pause and Exit |
| Settings | Activity |
|---|---|
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- Install Python 3.10 or newer.
- Double-click Setup.bat. It installs the libraries, builds AutoBrowse.exe, adds Desktop and Start Menu shortcuts and starts the app.
You can also run AutoBrowse.pyw directly; it installs any missing library on first start.
- Open Settings and pick the Chrome profile where your websites are logged in.
- Click Install Chrome helper. In Chrome turn on Developer mode, click Load unpacked and select the folder path AutoBrowse copied for you.
- The status turns green: Chrome helper connected.
See How to use.txt for the full guide.
Python, CustomTkinter, pystray, websockets, Pillow, openpyxl, Chrome DevTools Protocol, PyInstaller.
Sourab Kumar Saha. Available for custom automation and desktop tools on Fiverr and Upwork.