Get notified on your phone when WebSite-Watcher is not running or sending e-mails is broken

User question:

> We run WebSite-Watcher 24/7 on a separate machine and send out e-

> mails. Is there a way that I get notified when WebSite-Watcher is

> not running or when mails could not be sent?

Via Pushover

If you're a Pushover user, then this is the quickest way to get a notification when an e-mail could not be sent. Pushover messages are similar to SMS but without costs per message. Pushover messages can be received on a wide range of devices, eg. iOS, Android, macOS and Windows. To be able to use this feature you need your own Pushover account. More information about Pushover can be found at www.pushover.net

See also knowledgebase article Pushover

Via the WebSite-Watcher App

You can also use the WebSite-Watcher App (available for Android and iOS) to get notifications on your phone when WebSite-Watcher is not running or when e-mails could not be sent. You will get a notification when you add the special bookmark WSW-for-Windows and check your bookmark list on your phone.

1. App: Add the bookmark WSW-for-Windows

If not already done, add the special bookmark "WSW for Windows" to your bookmark list.

2. App: Configure the bookmark WSW-for-Windows

To get notified when WebSite-Watcher is not running or when actions could not be executed successfully, you can use this configuration:

3. Windows: WebSite-Watcher has problems sending e-mails

If WebSite-Watcher cannot send all e-mails, you'll get a red error message as shown the following video.

4. App: Check your app bookmarks

The bookmark "WSW for Windows" will now alert an update when e-mails could not be sent.