Copernic Tracker is a powerful Web site tracking software that monitors Web pages and notifies you when they change. It keeps you up to date with what's new on sites you're interested in and saves you countless browsing hours.
Copernic Tracker automatically looks for new content on Web pages, as often as you like. When a change is detected, our Web site tracking software can notify you by sending an email, including a copy of the Web page with the changes highlighted, or by displaying a desktop alert.
Be notified of
all changes, or changes that match specified
keywords |
Highlighting
of new or changed content on a copy of
the page |
Receive change
alerts in your mailbox or on your desktop |
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While being incredibly easy to use, Copernic Tracker will satisfy power-users seeking to monitor Web site changes, to then store and organize changes captured on specified pages. It's the perfect Internet monitoring software for everyone from home users to competitive intelligence researchers!
Key Features:
- Monitor Web site changes for text changes, new images, and more
- Receive update alerts by email, on your desktop, and even on your cell phone
- View updated pages with changes highlighted
- Schedule monitoring to run daily, weekly or even up to the minute
- Watch for specific keywords on pages
- Archive different versions of tracked pages
- Track any page you browse with a single click
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| Keeping up
with changes to relevant and
useful sites can be a burden.
Copernic Tracker will help you
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- Online
forums
- Auctions
- News sites
- Product
updates
- New job
notices
- Competitors'
Web sites
- Etc.
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| “[Copernic
Tracker] is a must have for researchers,
journalists, students, managers,
salesmen and marketing managers.
Spend $49.95 instead and regain
your freedom, don't work harder,
work efficiently - you will certainly
increase your productivity automatically.” |
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James
Beam van Etten
London Morning Paper |
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| “Copernic
Tracker is FABULOUS and I am
recommending it to a lot of
people [...] It is an exciting
product and I think a lot of
knowledge workers/web savvy
people will be asking how they
lived without it.” |
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| A.
Konstantaras |
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