Jump to the first change / keyword

  • Jump to the first highlighted change
    If enabled, WebSite-Watcher automatically jumps to the first highlighted change when a Bookmark is opened.

  • Jump to the first keyword, within highlighted changes
    If keywords are defined, WebSite-Watcher can automatically jump to the first keyword within the highlighted changes when the page is opened.

  • Offset before first change
    When WebSite-Watcher jumps to the first highlighted change, the change is displayed at the top edge of the internal browser window. With this option, WebSite-Watcher scrolls back the specified number of pixels. This can make reading the first highlighted change more comfortable, but it may slightly increase the scrolling time. The default value is 0.

  • Prevent horizontal scrolling
    If WebSite-Watcher jumps to the first change or keyword and the page width is larger than the width of the browser window, horizontal scrolling may occur. Enabling this option prevents horizontal scrolling. This works only if the change is completely or partially visible. If a change is completely outside the visible browser window, horizontal scrolling is always required to display it.

Show elements

  • Show removed elements at the bottom of the page
    If enabled, WebSite-Watcher displays removed elements at the bottom of the page.

  • Show marker for the last change
    If enabled, WebSite-Watcher displays a marker after the last change. The text and color of this marker can be defined in the program configuration.

Options

  • Disable bookmark, Do not check
    This option disables a Bookmark and excludes it from checking. Disabled Bookmarks can only be checked using the feature Check selected bookmarks, extended.

  • HotSite
    HotSites are Bookmarks with a specific flag enabled. All HotSites are listed in the virtual folder "HotSites", independent of the folder in which they are stored. This allows you to display your favorite Bookmarks in a single folder. See chapter HotSites for more information.