I use Check and Get, which I have found to be very good. Check and Get has a flashier interface than Website Washer but I would have to say C&G is more cluttered.
Jeff
Jeff
I use Check and Get, which I have found to be very good. Check and Get has a flashier interface than Website Washer but I would have to say C&G is more cluttered.
Jeff


C&G tends to have too many lines and colours in each of its GUI compared with WW which has nice clean lines and open spacious look. As mouser points out that "match and ignore patterns" enables the user to identify only the significant website changes they are interested in.



I love your C&G program, Dmitry. For my needs the "ignore if only x text boxes/images/links change" functionality works fine. I don't dislike the interface.

I think the program is as good as WW but it looks like it's no longer a secret how good it is.
Without any doubt WW worth the good review. But (on my opinion), this article is very looks like to advertisement.
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if you think it would be helpful to hear what a hardcore WSW thinks about a given feature or a given proposed idea, or some user interface decision, please feel free to ask and I'd be happy to take some time to try to offer a constructive opinion.

Hi there!
The new version of Check&Get (v3) will be released soon. The new version will be able to define the custom web-filters to ignore/monitor partial content of web-pages. Also, it will have the "Keyword Monitoring" feature. And more other improvements.
Any suggestion of user interface improvements are welcome! I am contantly working on improving the user interface and appreciate any help and suggestions.
Sincerely yours,
Dmitry Skorniakov,
http://ActiveURLs.com
I was interested to see if Check & Get would fit my needs, especially since I missed the discount. However, judging from the date of the post, it does seem that v3 is taking a very long time.
Any chance of a rerun of Website Watcher discount?





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