AI 产品解读Automatically refreshes the Twitter/X home timeline when the user is scrolled to the top of the page
Users who want their Twitter/X timeline to stay up-to-date without manually scrolling or refreshing the page. The extension removes the need for manual refresh actions.
1. User installs the extension. 2. User navigates to Twitter/X home page (twitter.com/home or x.com/home). 3. When the user is scrolled to the top of the timeline, the extension periodically clicks the Home button to trigger a timeline refresh (default every 7.5 seconds). 4. The extension pauses auto-refresh when the user is composing a tweet or has search suggestions open. 5. User can optionally configure the refresh interval via the extension's options page (right-click icon → Options).
Auto-refreshes Twitter/X timeline when scrolled to the top of the pageConfigurable refresh interval (default 7.5 seconds, minimum 5 seconds, configurable via options page)Smart behavior: does not refresh during tweet composition to avoid losing focusSmart behavior: does not refresh when search suggestions are open to avoid closing themSupports both twitter.com and x.com domains
- 目标用户
- Twitter/X power users who want a continuously updated timeline / Users who monitor Twitter/X in real-time (e.g., for news, events, live updates)
- The extension is very small (6 files, ~27KB) and simple, making analysis straightforward with high confidence. No ambiguities found.
付费分析未识别到付费功能
The extension has no paid features, no payment integration, no subscription checks, no premium tiers, and no upgrade prompts. It uses only chrome.storage.local for a single user-configurable setting (refresh interval). The 'pro' keyword match in _metadata/verified_contents.json is a false positive — it appears in a base64-encoded Chrome Web Store integrity payload, not in any payment context.
- 置信度
- 95
- 支付平台
- --
- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
- 登录理由
- The extension operates purely as a content script injected into Twitter/X pages. It has no authentication UI, no login API calls, no account management, and no identity-related code. It uses only chrome.storage.local to persist the user's preferred refresh interval. The user must be logged into Twitter/X to see their timeline, but that is a requirement of the destination service (Twitter/X), not of the extension itself.