Track Web Site Changes in IE, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari and More
Now, there are quite a few extensions to track web page changes. Unfortunately, they are made for certain web browsers only.
What’s the solution?
Try Diphur.com. It is a simple bookmarking service that will do this for you. Therefore, you will be able to use it on any web browser.
Not ideal, but still, better than nothing.
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So this is like RSS?
Does it aggregate like Netvibes or Opera Portal?
It’s similar to RSS, but is not designed to replace it.
More just like page monitoring, or so.
Spying? Why didnt you say that in the first place
What spying? :-)
Yes.
No spying here
I don’t see the advantage of using this over Google Reader or Google Alerts.
JSonduit is a similar service.
Very nice and simple extension which I’m using for this is Wachete, you can find it for Opera and also Chrome.
Same time their web page is https://www.wachete.com
Cool thing is you can track changes on part of website, whole website or site with subpages.
They have also mobile apps with widgets on desktop.