WebSite-Watcher Review and 5 License keys Giveaway

[Avinash]

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We often find that the layout of a webpage or the contents in it are changed, but sometimes we can’t tell which part was changed. Thanks to Website-Watcher, you can do that and more. Developer’s description of Website-Watcher: WebSite-Watcher is a powerful yet simple website-monitoring tool, perfectly suited to the beginner and advanced user alike. If you can work with [...]

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Thanks Avi & Arnab

As the license is for 1 year, what happens after 1 year:

reverts to trial

or

No updates.

[corker]

I use WebSite-Watcher myself and the program is a REAL deal! A genuine diamond amongst gems. There are few software made me prayed grace to God for having them with me and WebSite-Watcher is one of them. If Internet Download Manager is to be said as the best download manager then WebSite-Watcher deserves to have the throne shared as the best bookmark manager.

There is Outertech's Linkman which claims itself as the best of the best bookmark manager available but I don’t really see how it is capable of holding a candle against WebSite-Watcher. Yes, Linkman is formidable on the business but Linkman is tagged 19 Euro for its paid edition while WebSite-Watcher, depends on the edition you buy, may cost you up to 99 Euro. That should split the table between them from the first place.

WebSite-Watcher, however, is not yet another bookmark manager. It is a set of site browsing and monitoring tool. First of all, it "borrrows" Internet Explorer and makes use of it as internal browser. Then a built-in download manager enters if we come across files we wish to download. And to wrap the Internet facing ability, a plugin called Local Website Archive can be attached for offline browsing. While as to monitors changes, WebSite-Watcher offers advanced technology with plugins and scripting, i.e. PDF Plugin, Local Website Archive, AutoWatch, AutoFix, and Macro. Check Macro might be one of the most notably feature because it allows us to monitor changes in password protected-pages. With this Macro, for instance, I can check if there are any new private messages within the inbox of my Avinastech Forum account or recent activities on Chatbox without having to actually log in. A very expert in using WebSite-Watcher can save up to thousands of hours of his/her browsing time.

But no egg that doesn’t hatch. That said, WebSite-Watcher has a minor con. There has not been found a perfect integration method for Google Chrome. Perfect integration with a certain external web browser means you can add a new page onto WebSite-Watcher's bookmark list with right-click context menu within the corresponding external browser. That is the fact, no "Add to Website-watcher" context menu for Chrome users yet. This is a problem caused by Google API that other great programs like IDM, Snagit, RoboForm, or Ad Muncher also suffer from. No such problem in Mozilla Firefox and other Mozilla-based browsers since there is a WebSite-Watcher add-on for them. The same goes for Opera.

Luckily, the WebSite-Watcher eye icon placed at the upper right corner of any external browsers can work this around for this moment. In most cases, this eye icon exists like a drop basket and does the job well. The least cases is when you run Chrome under DefenseWall "Untrusted" protection. The icon dissapears temporarily after you click on other program's interface and then somehow, it reappears mysteriously. To add the "strangeness", I found this issue is not produced in Firefox even if I run Firefox under DefenseWall.

Thanks Avi & Arnab

As the license is for 1 year, what happens after 1 year:

reverts to trial

or

No updates.

Yes, no further updates but you can use WebSite-Watcher of the last covered build for lifetime if you wish to.

[Alpha]

After 1 year, you will not get any updates.