WebSite-Watcher25.5

WebSite-Watcher checks online pages on a schedule and marks changed text so you can see exactly what was updated. It lets you control what the program examines, when checks occur, and how detected changes are brought to your attention. Beginners and advanced users can use it to follow updates across different kinds of online content.

PDF, Word, and Excel documents are converted to HTML, allowing them to use the same change-monitoring features as web pages, including alerts triggered by specified keywords in PDF files. RSS and Atom feeds can be monitored like regular pages, while pages that open in an internet browser can also be captured as screenshots and compared for visual updates.

The program can convert Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages into RSS feeds, making newly published posts available for monitoring. Its integrated Check-Macro feature records logins for password-protected pages and runs those macros when bookmarked items are checked. Macros can also automate search queries, so changes in search results become monitorable events.

Published by Martin Aignesberger, WebSite-Watcher is a Windows System Tools product; current version 25.5 targets x64 systems.