Changedetection.io Website Monitor

Helps you to easily add websites to your changedetection.io profile.

Website Change Detection Browser Extension

Changedetection.io Website Monitor is a browser extension that allows users to effortlessly add web pages to their changedetection.io profile for monitoring changes. It also offers a 'Restock Detection' mode for tracking product availability.

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Extension stats

By: changedetection.io website change detection and notification service

Users: 5,000+

1,000

Rating: 3.29

(7)

Version: 0.2.1 (Last updated: 2024-03-10)

Creation date: 2024-03-03

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
background
notifications
storage
tabs
scripting

Size: 389.12K

Email: co*****@changedetection.io

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 14,839 ▲ 1,725

Other rankings

#11501 in Tools ▼ 118 #39 in detect keyword 15 ▼ 3 #107 in website keyword 64 ▼ 17 #147 in monitor keyword 40 ▼ 7

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Extension summary

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Changedetection.io website change detection browser extension, makes it SUPER easy to add new web pages to monitor for changes.

Simply connect it to your existing changedetection.io tool, then click "WATCH THIS WEB PAGE" to make your changedetection.io tool monitor that web page for changes.

Also features easy setting of "Restock Detection" mode when you just want to know if a product comes Back-In-Stock rather than any irrelevant content changes.

User reviews

Silvio Cesar Pereira, 2024-08-16

For those who cannot add the API key: Go to the API tab of the dashboard (localhost:5000/settings#api) and open the extension. Click on sync APIC access. on the other hand, the extension is only used to redirect to the dashboard... I would have liked to be able to select an DOM element to recover....