UpdatePatrol (formerly DeltaSpy) 3.0

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Automatically checks your favorite web sites for changesUpdatePatrol makes following hundreds of web sites and blogs as simple and fast as checking your e-mail. It will visit web sites for you, as often as you like, and notify you when it finds a change. Stop wasting time in your browser - never visit an unchanged site again!

How much time did you waste online today? How long did you spend hopping from one website to another, checking your favorite blogs and taking a peek at your competition to see what they're up to? Did you actually see anything new?

Keeping an eye on a list of web pages can be time-consuming and frustrating. Chances are you visit your bookmarked websites much more frequently than they update their content.

If this sounds familiar, you should let UpdatePatrol do the work for you. This web page monitoring software keeps an eye on websites selected by you, notifying you only when there is something new to see. When you visit the site, the new or altered content will be

highlighted.

Here are some key features of "UpdatePatrol":
· Monitor an unlimited number of sites, saving you time visiting sites where the content has not been updated since your last visit.
· Track updates on ordinary web pages and text files.
· Track updates on blogs (news feeds) in RSS, RDF and Atom formats - you no longer need to have a feed reader installed.
· Track updates on password protected web pages (HTTP authentication supported).
· Browse the sites using the embedded browser with the changes highlighted, saving you countless hours of reading as the changed text stands out from the text you already read.
· See text that was removed or changed within a page as well as newly added text.
· Ignore dynamic data in page comparisons, e.g. number of visitors, dates, timestamps etc. This is configurable using regular expressions (a pattern matching syntax) for maximum flexibility.
· Organize websites in groups in a tree structure as you know it from your web browser ...



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