Web Alert Expansion Pack

Web Alert

About this app

A one-time lifetime purchase to add new features to Web Alert.
Web Alert can monitor your web pages for changes and notify you when a change was detected (e.g. when the price of a product in an online store has dropped).

✔ Set any custom frequency for checks (e.g. every 5 seconds)
✔ Parallel checks
✔ Filter text, e.g. only watch changes in the text between word … and word …
✔ Monitor a number for changes (e.g. the price of a product)
✔ Define a time range without checks or without notifications
✔ Change notifications only when a certain keyword is present (or absent)
✔ Access websites with SSL certificate problems
✔ Limit alerts to a minimum change percentage
✔ Duplicate alerts
✔ Modify the URL of an alert
✔ Restore alerts deleted by accident
✔ Can notify when a website is down or offline
✔ Export website versions as a zip archive
✔ Export / Import your alerts
✔ View changes already in the notification
✔ Keeps website links inside the changes
✔ Allows to view only the changes and not the unchanged parts

Suitable especially for professionals in web development or automation:
✔ Filter content with regular expressions (RegEx)
✔ Use CSS and jQuery selectors
✔ Watch in HTML source code for changes
✔ Plug-in to integrate with Tasker, Automate and Automagic

With the extensive Tasker plugin many parts of the app become programmable even without knowledge of a programming language.

You still need to have the free Web Alert app installed.

Enjoy these new features! :-)

Ratings and reviews

Worked great for a couple of weeks, then just stopped working in early February of 2019. The advanced options disappeared from the GUI so the only options are exactly the same as those on the free version. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the app twice, once from the Google Play site and once from the phone. No joy.

Waste of money. Sometimes it "forgets" to alert me, and I'll miss dozens of changes for no reason, and yes, I did make sure it wasn't getting closed in the background. It also sometimes "forgets" my set ringtone for alerts and changes them to no ringtone forcing me to constantly check my settings. Should have stuck to the free version. I'll be looking for a better alternative that doesn't alter settings and fail to alert me

Why are the advanced navigation and notification settings only available per alert and not in the general settings? This is completely unintuitive, very easy to overlook and just frustrating to have to set endless alerts for each search rather than it be on by default. Many people will want this on by default yet it's not. You miss the first alert and then good luck if you see/hear/feel it when you want to.

What's new

Update for Android 12