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A Chrome extension to track and monitor specific text/price/any other element from multiple URLs. 🕵️♂️ What can you do with Web Watcher? Track Anything on the web🏷️: Simply right-click on any piece of text on a website—like a price, an "out of stock" message, or a shipping date—and choose "Watch this element." Web Watcher will keep an eye on it for you. 👀 For Finance Professionals: Track exchange rates, commodity prices, or any other information in one place. See Everything in One Place 📋: All the items you're tracking are neatly organized in a simple dashboard. See the current value of everything you're watching at a glance. Stay Organized ✏️: Give each item a name, edit it anytime, and drag and drop ↕️ to arrange your list in the order that makes sense to you. Automatic Updates 🔄: Set the extension to automatically check for changes every few minutes or hours. You decide how often! Features: ✨ Simple right-click to add items—no technical skill needed! ✅ Clean and easy-to-use dashboard. ↕️ Drag-and-drop to reorder your watchlist. ☀️/🌙 Light and Dark themes to match your preference. 📤 Export your list to a CSV file or copy it directly into an email. Share the CSV file with others for a quick import later. Stop wasting time checking websites manually. Let Web Watcher do the hard work for you! 🚀 Like this extension? You can support its development here: https://coff.ee/wackyh ☕
Jul 10, 2025
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