Prices, stock, registrations, job posts β pick any part of a web page and get a Chrome notification the second it changes. Stop refreshing by hand.
Three clicks. No settings to learn.
On any site, click Web Page Monitor in the toolbar and choose Select area β or Whole page.
Hover a price, a status or a list β it lights up. Click it, pick how often to check, and save.
A Chrome notification and a badge on the icon. Click it to see the words that changed, before and after.
All your pages in one list β what changed comes first.
Everything runs in your browser. The extension only talks to the sites you choose to watch β exactly like when you open them yourself.
Chrome asks once per site. Revoke access anytime in chrome://extensions.
Checks run in your own browser, so they cost nothing to run. No trial, no card, no sign-up.
Thank you for not refreshing pages by hand βοΈ
Everything people ask before installing.
Yes. Watch up to 25 pages, as often as every minute. No trial, no card, no account.
Only in your browser. There is no account and no server: the extension downloads the pages you monitor directly from those sites and keeps everything on your device.
Yes. Checks run while Chrome is running. Pages that changed while it was closed are checked when you open Chrome again.
On most sites, including pages that draw their content with JavaScript. Some sites with strong bot protection (a captcha) can't be checked in the background β the extension tells you right away, before you save.
No. Dates, times and relative times are ignored (English, German, French, Spanish and Russian). Ordinary numbers, like prices, still count.
You'll see that the block can't be found, and you can select it again right from the list of monitors.
Yes. Choose Whole page in the popup and you'll be notified about any text change on it.
Access to one site at a time, at the moment you add it. Chrome asks you to allow it, and you can revoke it anytime in chrome://extensions.
Chrome hides new extensions. Click the puzzle icon next to the address bar and pin Web Page Monitor.
Yes. Export them to a file from the dashboard menu and import it on the other computer.