Zero utility, maximum fun
Nobody needs this. That's exactly what makes it satisfying to watch climb.
A live counter that tracks how many times you've reloaded this exact tab — for absolutely no reason other than curiosity.
sessionStorage. Open a new tab, or close this one, and the count starts over.There's no practical reason to know this — and that's the point. It's a small, honest window into a habit almost everyone has: reloading a page while waiting for something, checking if a number changed, or just fidgeting.
Nobody needs this. That's exactly what makes it satisfying to watch climb.
It uses sessionStorage correctly, so the count genuinely resets when your tab session ends.
Hit certain milestones and the message gets a little more amused, or a little more concerned.
This tool deliberately uses sessionStorage instead of localStorage, because that's the technically correct choice for "how many times has this tab been reloaded this session." sessionStorage is scoped to a single browser tab (or more precisely, a single top-level browsing context) and is automatically wiped when that tab or window closes. That means duplicating the tab, opening the tool fresh in a new tab, or restarting your browser all correctly reset the count to zero — while simply reloading, hitting F5, or clicking the address bar and pressing Enter all correctly increment it. Nothing is ever sent to a server; the entire counter lives and dies inside your browser.
Counts are tied to this exact tab's session, not your account, device or browser as a whole.
Closing the tab, or clicking Reset counter, clears the count immediately.
The number never leaves your browser — there's no server involved at all.
No. It only counts reloads of this exact browser tab and session. Opening the tool in a new tab starts a fresh count at 1.
Either you clicked Reset counter, or you closed the tab or browser, which clears session storage entirely. That's expected behavior, not a bug.
No. It uses your browser's sessionStorage, which is scoped to a single tab and cleared automatically when that tab or session ends. Nothing is sent to a server.
You'll get a small celebratory, or gently judgmental, message purely for fun. There's no real reward, just commentary.
Yes, use the Reset counter button, which clears the stored count immediately for this tab.
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