Ubuntu-based computer will output the page to a television.
The page in question is not in my control and will sometimes change. Therefore the browser should refresh the page periodically, say once in every 10 minutes.
Maintenance should be minimal, so that booting the computer would always bring up the web page in full screen, no login required.
Optimally no additional software or plugins for browser.
Currently the web page is shown on TV with live Ubuntu via usb stick, no page autorefresh (Firefox).
I will install Ubuntu from the usb stick and set it to auto login, but I do not know how to set Ubuntu to show the page in full screen after boot and refresh the page periodically.
How do I set up Ubuntu to start a browser in a full screen mode and refresh the page periodically?
You can start Firefox in full screen mode like so
How to escape from the kiosk window of Firefox:
This link should help you refreshing the web page in Firefox.
midori -a https://www.ubuntu.com/ -i 600 -e Fullscreen
Source
I don't know if a refresh is possible, but you could autostart firefox with a specific page.
Take this command
and create an entry for it. Search for "startup" and enter the command into Startup Applications. It should start firefox with the page provided.