Simple URL Rotation

The Dashboard Rotator is a simple tool that is used to cycle through http URL’s in a full screen browser window.
The list of URL’s can be customized by the end user to display their own specific interests or dashboard pages, these pages can be from any location, including public internet, local intranet etc, anything your browser can view, it can view.

No setup is required to run the program. It runs as a standalone executable.

The whole process is memory managed and Internet Explorer is automatically restarted to prevent memory leakage over time and keep your pages loading fast.

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Simply Smart

The problem with scripts and batch jobs is that they don’t deal with browser bloat and memory leaking, particularly when dealing with Internet Explorer, they also don’t handle browser crashes and window closures.

The Dashboard Rotator handles all of these situations and monitors the process list for browser instances and their memory usage.

The whole process is memory managed and Internet Explorer is automatically restarted to prevent memory leakage over time and keep your pages loading fast.

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No Installers

No installation required. Just download and run the exe. Keep your system clean

Memory Aware

Automatically restarts Internet Explorer if memory runs too high. Keeps rotation fast and deals with the common IE memory leak

Crash Protection

If Internet Explorer crashes, or someone should happen to close the browser window, it will be automatically re-opened and kick off a new rotation cycle.

Version 1.3 – Variable Rotation Intervals

Version 1.3 is out and it brings a few small fixes and a new variable rotation interval feature. New Variable Interval Times The ability to set specific rotation intervals per page has now been added. If no rotation interval is set, then the default interval set from the main interface will be used. To set [...]

New Command Line Feature

Iv had some requests to allow the Dashboard Rotator to be able to called from the command line so it can be triggered to auto start when Windows loads, so here it is. Simply call the .exe from the command line with two arguments, the first being start and the second being the amount of [...]

Dashboard Rotator