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Description from extension meta
Open the specified URL periodically.
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cronTab is a Chrome Extension which open the specified URL in a new tab at the specified time.
Format:
minute(0-59) hour(0-23) week(0-6) URL
Aliases:
{sun:0, mon:1, tue:2, wed:3, thu:4, fri:5, sat:6}
Expressions:
* all values
, separate values
- define ranges
/ step values
Example 1:
30 12 * http://example.com
"At 12:30, open example.com."
Example 2:
*/5 9,17 1-5 http://example.net
"At every 5th minute past hour 9 and 17 on every day from Monday through Friday, open example.net."
Latest reviews
- (2021-12-03) Alex Alan Nunes: I created a url to reminder me something. Like this: 0 14 * https://alexalannunes.github.io/reminder-query/?r=Drink Coffee matches perfectly with this extension :) . I hope you like it
- (2020-10-16) keerthan kumar: works as decribed!!
- (2020-09-13) Sun Kim: Works pretty good and opens the URLs on time. The minutes seem to work fine. I haven't really tested day of week. Hours seem to observe specific hour, but I can't get it to repeat every 4 hours using */4. Not sure why but some URLs are opening up more frequently than I want. Otherwise, its really the one extension I've tried that actually works. The other cron extensions seem like half baked ideas or don't really work like cron.
Latest issues
- (2022-08-23, v:1.0.1) Toby Weston: Is there a way to close a tab in Crontabs?
What is the syntax for closing a window? I can open a window, but I can't close it. Thanks - (2021-11-17, v:1.0.0) Paul Petrunia: Love your chrome extension but I'm encountering a problem...
Lately many of my cronTabs have been opening multiple tabs, even though they're only listed once. Since I have a number of lines of code that I keep for the cronTabs that I need, I save them in a text file, then update all the lines in the extension window every time, since the extension edit window is small and hard to view. Could this somehow be related to the problem?