title: Vim: Make chrome refresh anytime I :write
body: <p>I want a solution that does what's described <a href="http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_refresh_display_of_html_on_saving_file" rel="noreferrer">in the vim wiki here</a>, but that works on Chrome.</p>
  
  <p>That is, I'm trying to avoid this:</p>
  
  <ul>
  <li>Edit your HTML/CSS file.</li>
  <li>Hit save in Vim.</li>
  <li><kbd>CMD/CNTRL/ALT</kbd> + <kbd>TAB</kbd> over to Firefox.</li>
  <li>Press <kbd>Ctrl-R</kbd> in Firefox to refresh.</li>
  <li><kbd>CMD/CNTRL/ALT</kbd> + <kbd>TAB</kbd> back to Vim.</li>
  <li>Do it again and again, wincing a little bit each time.</li>
  </ul>
  
  <p>The vim wiki solution is for firefox, and other scripts and solutions I've found on the web are Mac only.  But I'm on windows, and will often have vim open on the left half of the screen (editing html) and chrome open on the right half of the screen (displaying the file I'm editing).</p>
  
  <p>A really "dumb" solution would work fine for me.  That is, there wouldn't even need to be communication of the filename between vim and the browser.  If I could just turn on a mode in vim, call it "auto-refresh", and now anytime I do a <code>:w</code> the <em>currently active tab</em> in chrome refreshes itself, without taking focus off the vim window.  That would be perfect.  Is it possible?</p>