It's OK to have the fridge on propane going down the highway, unless it is posted otherwise (for tunnels, etc.).
There is no definitive answer to leaving the fridge on when getting fuel; some do shut off the fridge and some do not.
Would it be safer to shutoff the fridge? Most would say yes, but even many of those that say 'yes' say the odds of leaving the fridge on and having it cause a fire are very slim and so leave the fridge on.
As far as I know, no one on this forum has caused a fire by leaving their RV fridge on while fueling.
IMO the definitive question is 'How risk averse are you?'
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