For regions that only appear after a choice is made — a stock notice that shows once a colour and size are picked, or a panel that has to be expanded.

These steps are replayed on every check, in a background tab. Record only what reveals the region — never anything that buys, sends or deletes.

Run On a repeating interval At set times of day Only when I run it How to load the page Automatically Background request, no page Hidden tab Hidden tab, told it's on screen Foreground tab Separate window Wait after loading (ms) Give slow, JavaScript-rendered pages time to finish drawing.

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Ignore text matching Removed before comparing. Useful for view counters and timestamps. Ignore changes smaller than Characters added or removed. Set to 0 to catch everything. What to compare Visible text only Visible text and control state The full HTML of the region Also watch link addresses Catches a button that starts pointing somewhere new. Also watch image addresses Noisy on sites that rotate image URLs. Send a desktop notification

Look for due watches every 1 minute 5 minutes 15 minutes 30 minutes 1 hour Individual watches still follow their own schedule. This only sets how precisely a due time is honoured. Check at most this many at a time Pause between checks (ms) Spacing requests out is easier on the sites you watch. Show desktop notifications Keep this many changes per watch

Dropped before a page is identified One regular expression per line, matched against parameter names. Everything else is kept, because ?id=1 and ?id=2 really are different pages.

Watch settings sync with your Chrome profile. Snapshots and history stay on this computer.