Best webpage change notifier?

[Takin]

I looking for software that detects a webpage has been updated since the
last time it was visited and sends you a notification and shows you what has
changed.

I installed the demo version of URLy Warning but I am not too impressed. Is
there something better available (not necessarily freeware).

TIA

 

[John Latter]

I looking for software that detects a webpage has been updated since the
last time it was visited and sends you a notification and shows you what has
changed.

I installed the demo version of URLy Warning but I am not too impressed. Is
there something better available (not necessarily freeware).

TIA

This is the only one I've used & it seems ok to me:

http://www.changedetection.com/detect.html

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[nueoff]

I looking for software that detects a webpage has been updated since the
last time it was visited and sends you a notification and shows you what has
changed.

I installed the demo version of URLy Warning but I am not too impressed. Is
there something better available (not necessarily freeware).

TIA

www.watchthatpage.com is a free web-based service which works quite
well.

 

[Father Merrin]

I use Wysigot Lite, personally I think its the best of the bunch.

http://www.wysigot.com/

FM

 

[FTR]

This is the only one I've used & it seems ok to me:

http://www.changedetection.com/detect.html

Works well. I use, too

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[Takin]

Well after using WatchThatPage.com and Wysigot for while, I have settled on
the former. It has the advantage of not installing anything on your system
and sends you e-mail notifications, which is more convenient for me.
Wysigot also has a terrible documentation and stability problems. Thanks
for the responses.

 

[Father Merrin]

WatchThatPage.com

Haven't heard of WatchThatPage.com before, I appreciate the information I
will give this one a try myself.

Thanks,
FM