This is the Linux version of this question. Does anyone have a method for forcing a page refresh on firefox from the command-line?
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As mentioned elsewhere, you can also use the xvkbd tool as in the following:
The best solution I've found so far..
Install the Firefox Remote Control plugin from: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/remote-control/
Configure it, enable it (use the icon).
And reload for example with the following command:
You can use xdotool for automation. Install on Ubuntu with
Then you can search for windows and send keys or mouse events, see
man xdotool
for the full documentation. I use following script on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS during development:See also the xdotool project site and my full blog post.
Have a look here. There is no remote reload-function described. Maybe the site is out-dated and you will find something while browsing through the mentioned *.cpp files. Or you add the function by your-self. The basics to handle such remote-calls seem to be already in Firefox.