Session Alive

Keep your Session Alive at any website and never get logged out...

Session Alive: Keep Your Web Session Active Without Interruption

Session Alive is a smart Chrome extension designed to prevent session expirations on websites. It achieves this by auto-reloading your website in the background, thus keeping your session active even if you’re not active on the site. Whether a website implements session timeouts or JavaScript idle timers, Session Alive offers options for both background page requests or foreground page reloads. Notifications, easily editable settings, and the ability to disable rules provide a versatile solution for keeping your web sessions uninterrupted.

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By: Arun

Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.00

(15)

0.07

Version: 2.3 (Last updated: 2024-03-18)

Creation date: 2022-08-03

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabs
notifications
storage

Size: 124.93K

Email: ar*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 9,570 ▲ 121

Other rankings

#3403 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 3

#5 in session keyword 51

#30 in google keep keyword 49 ▼ 1

#37 in rule keyword 9 ▼ 4

#40 in keep keyword 55 ▲ 3

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Session Alive (v2.3)

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Extension summary

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Almost all websites with authentication has a session timeout. If you are inactive in the website for some time then your session may be expired. You need to login again to perform any action in the website.

This extension will keep your session from expiring by reloading your website in the background. This will keep your session alive without manually reloading website even you are inactive in the website for long period of time. Background page request This option keep the session alive by requesting page in the background using AJAX requests, and page reload is not required and unsaved changes are not lost. Set the Background trigger URL as your website dashboard/ welcome URL, set the Interval and save. Navigate to the Trigger URL in a New Tab and Your session is now alive!

Automatic stopping of Background page request The rule is automatically stopped by analyzing the server response.

Foreground page reload The Background page reload will not be enough to keep the session alive, if websites implements JavaScript idle timer in the browser itself. The Foreground page reload option can overcome this limitation. This option keep the session alive by auto-reloading current page in the browser.

Automatic stopping of Foreground page reload

User reviews

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Pros

Works great for keeping users logged into various websites, especially those that log users out frequently.
Offers lots of settings that can be adjusted to match how each website works.
User-friendly for maintaining multiple logins across different portals.

Cons

Does not work for certain websites, including online banking.
Some users find it not easy to use or configure.
Issues with error messages and lack of clear support.

Most mentioned

Works great
Doesn't work
Not easy to use

User reviews

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thabet su, 2024-12-17

Does not work. I am bombarded with "Background request rules stopped! The server response was not 200 OK!" What does that even mean? I could find no help other than a six-year-old GitHub post that doesn't help. I wish it did work. It seems nice.