1. Connect a computer to your display
Use a computer connected to your TV or monitor. Configure the screen resolution and orientation.
Use a browser to display dashboards, reports, status pages, and other web content on a shared screen.
Tab Rotator automatically cycles between browser tabs, making it useful for simple digital signage setups where you want to show several web pages on one TV or monitor.
Connect a computer to your display, open the pages you need, and configure the rotation.
Add Tab Rotator to ChromeBrowser-based digital signage uses a web browser to display online content on a screen.
Instead of using a dedicated signage player for every workflow, some teams use an existing computer and browser to show web dashboards, reports, announcements, or status pages.
Tab Rotator adds automatic tab switching to this setup.
Rotate between sales reports, operational dashboards, and analytics pages.
Display service health, project status, monitoring pages, and internal tools.
Show supported Google Sheets, Excel Online, and other web-based reporting pages.
Use suitable web pages or supported built-in slides for announcements and other display content.
Always verify the behavior of each website in your actual display environment.
Use a computer connected to your TV or monitor. Configure the screen resolution and orientation.
Open the dashboards, reports, and other pages you want to show. Ensure each page is authorized and readable.
Use Tab Rotator to select the pages and set their display intervals.
Configure supported startup, refresh, and recovery settings according to your requirements.
Check login expiration, internet interruptions, page-loading errors, and screen behavior before leaving the display unattended.
Tab Rotator is designed for browser tab rotation. A full digital signage platform may offer additional capabilities such as:
If you only need to rotate browser-based dashboards and web pages, Tab Rotator may be a simpler fit. If you need enterprise-wide signage management, evaluate a dedicated signage platform.
Yes, for setups that rely on cycling through browser tabs and supported web content.
The TV generally needs to be connected to a computer running Chrome with the extension installed. A TV alone cannot run a Chrome extension unless its environment supports the required browser setup.
Tab Rotator advertises cloud sync and remote configuration in its Premium offering. Verify the available features and plan requirements before deploying multiple screens.
The extension includes startup and recovery functionality, but uninterrupted operation also depends on your computer, Chrome, network, website sessions, and power supply.
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