WebChangeMonitor Version 25.10 – Monitor Website Changes

WebChangeMonitor is an efficient tool tailored for monitoring multiple web pages, offering users the ability to track content changes effortlessly. It supports various protocols, including HTTP and HTTPS, enabling comprehensive oversight of web content modifications. This versatile software is compatible with Windows 7/10, Linux, and other platforms.

Key Features of WebChangeMonitor

Monitors web pages and notifies users about any content alterations.
Displays the current status of monitored items both within the tool and through the taskbar.
Provides reporting via sound alerts, email notifications, and logs in HTML or plain text formats.
Offers an array of configuration and filtering options to customize monitoring preferences.
Supports all major protocols, such as HTTP and HTTPS.
Operates as a multi-threaded application, running in the background for seamless performance.
Facilitates bulk import and export of items using CSV files for easy management.
Results can be exported to CSV for further analysis and processing.
Enables users to execute commands on item states or visualize content changes using a preferred diff tool.
Open-source software built with C++ and wxWidgets.
Cross-platform support for Windows (7/10), Linux, Raspberry Pi, and Mac (subject to self-compilation).

Recent Updates

The latest release on 25.10 brings numerous enhancements and library updates to maintain compatibility with current security protocols. Notably, the core network library, cURL, has been upgraded to a more recent version, leading to the discontinuation of 32-bit support.
Although an older version of cURL will continue to be provided for a 32-bit build of WCM, plans are in place to phase out these builds shortly. User feedback is encouraged regarding this significant change.
An update for the Windows Store version of WebChangeMonitor is also anticipated soon, contingent on the completion of the code-signing and verification processes.