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PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor
Create automatic monitors for detecting and scanning changes on web pages, evaluate content based on conditions you define and trigger actions such as notifications, sounds, emails etc.
What is PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor?
PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor is an extension for Firefox that helps users to monitor web content changes and trigger pre-set actions. Individuals can use PageProbe to track price fluctuations, stock market changes, social media stats, and more. This add-on allows users to create automatic monitors that will scan web pages for changes and notify them when set conditions are met. Some of the key features of PageProbe include: unlimited trackers, advanced conditions for tracking, boolean logic matching, advanced action triggers, and support for major communication platforms like Discord, Slack and Telegram.
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By: Nodetics
Rating: 4.73
(45)
Creation date: 2019-06-22
Weekly download count: 16
Firefox on Android: No
Risk impact: High risk impact
Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
- tabs
- http://*/
- https://*/
- storage
- unlimitedStorage
- contextMenus
- notifications
Size: 1.80M
Email: no*****@gmail.com
URLs: Privacy policy
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Summary
Why PageProbe?
We believe that people want to save both time and money.
We believe there are several things people want to follow on regular basis such as:
- availability of some item you want to purchase (e.g. GeForce RTX video card, PS5 etc)
- the current price of an expensive item (such as a television) that you would like to purchase so that you can find the lowest price and the best discount to save money
- the current price of a company X stock in the stock market to find out when it is time to buy or sell in order to optimize your profits
- the current price of an item in an online auction in order to bid at the last minute "just enough"
- the number of followers you have in your social media accounts
- the number of likes your social media post has received
- the status of your web application or related software builds
- the latest new post on forum Y
- the latest top article with a specific Twitter search
User reviews
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Pros
- Easy to use
- Free
- Many notification options
- Customizable
- Works great for tracking prices and products
Cons
- Rough user interface
- Limited documentation
- Lack of image tracking support
- Blinking left tab cannot be hidden
- Cannot edit/remove/disable existing trackers
Most mentioned
- Price tracking
- Request for email notifications
- Efficiency in creating and monitoring trackers
- Interest in customizing settings
- Operation every 10 seconds or less
Recent reviews
Easy to use, and it's free!
If you have a homeserver, this extension can be used to track the price of any page.
very complete with many notification options and customizable, perhaps it does not have a good interface but it is very functional 10/10
by Firefox user 14101319, 2024-05-14
This addon is just great except one thing. I can't rid of blinking left tab which used by Dynamic site loading mechanism - pinned tab. I can't hide it, I can't make them not hiding auto and move my tabs string left and right, maybe you can help with this. The second Dynamic site loading mechanism - separate loaded window is less comfortable.
by Dave, 2024-05-06
I've been using this for years to track prices of products and flights and I'm very happy with the results! One feature I'd like to see, which may not be possible, is if it can be set to use an existing opened tab to scan each time instead of opening a new one. The reason for this is on some pages (right now I'm on AA.com to track a flight) if I manually complete asearch for a flight my results show up. You can then refresh that page/tab you already have opened and it will "continue your session" and keep you active and refresh the search results. As soon as PageProbe runs a scan it opens a new tab with the same address as what I've manually searched for, but since it's a new tab AA.com sees it as a "new session" and gives me an error that my session has expired. I can continue to manually refresh the page where I did my manual search on, but PageProbe won't work since the website sees it as a new session and needs a new search. Any ideas or help on this would be greatly appreciated!
by USFishin, 2024-04-24
Safety
Risk impact
PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this add-on. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
PageProbe - Automatic Page Monitor has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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