Chrome session timeout helper

Keep important browser sessions ready.

Session Activity Helper reduces Chrome session timeouts on supported web apps with visible, user-controlled browser activity, per-site profiles, and local diagnostics.

Browser-only activity for supported pages. It cannot move your operating-system cursor, prevent device sleep, or guarantee every website accepts browser activity.

  • Visible active indicator
  • Local diagnostics
  • Built for supported web apps

Where it helps

Built for long-running browser work.

Start manually for quick sessions, then save profiles for the sites that keep interrupting your day.

Training portals

Reduce timeouts in long training portals.

Use visible, user-controlled browser activity while you complete onboarding courses, training portals, and gated lessons.

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Dashboards

Keep monitoring tabs ready.

Reduce surprise sign-outs on analytics, ticket queues, operations boards, and long-running browser tools.

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CRM and SaaS

Protect long web app workflows.

Give Salesforce, support tools, admin portals, and internal apps a repeatable session profile.

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Workday and HR

Make HR portal sessions less fragile.

Use a visible page test and saved profiles for Workday, onboarding, benefits, and approval workflows that run long.

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KYC and documents

Reduce portal timeout risk during reviews.

Test supported KYC, document verification, upload, and approval portals before long supervised workflows.

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Support queues

Keep ticket queues visibly ready.

Test supported Zendesk, help desk, and support dashboard tabs before long queue windows or incident coverage.

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Microsoft 365

Verify web sessions before long work.

Test supported Outlook web, SharePoint, OneDrive, admin, and Microsoft 365 web app tabs with visible local status.

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Google Workspace

Trust long Google web workflows.

Test supported Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Admin console, and Google Workspace web tabs before long sessions.

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What you see

Clear status before every pulse.

The popup and page overlay show whether the helper is running, when the last activity pulse happened, and what recipe is active for the current site.

Install the extension, open a normal website tab, run Test this page, then start a visible session from the toolbar. The popup shows support state, active recipe, last pulse, and local diagnostics.

  • See current tab support before you rely on it.
  • Run a manual page test whenever a site feels stubborn.
  • Copy a Pro support report without collecting page content.
Session Activity Helper popup with green active status and local diagnostics

Guides

Answers for the searches people already make.

Learn what a Chrome extension can help with, what it cannot override, and how to test a supported page before relying on it.

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Pro value

Save repeat setups for the sites you use often.

Free is for manual use on one saved site profile. Pro is for repeat workflows: unlimited saved profiles, optional auto-start for saved domains, advanced recipes, longer visible run windows, exportable diagnostics, and premium indicator styles.

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Ready to install

Add Session Activity Helper from the Chrome Web Store.

Works on supported website tabs in Chrome. Chrome internal pages, extension pages, and the Chrome Web Store do not allow session activity injection.