Distill Web Monitor

The tool says this is not a website. But it is. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus9000/sw/recommended_release/b_Minimum_and_Recommended_Cisco_NX-OS_Releases_for_Cisco_Nexus_9000_Series_Switches.html

Wow! What a great extension! Monitoring page updates has never been so useful. Thank you for such a great development!

absolutely stunning piece of work. thank you for creating this beautiful extension. works a charm.

Does not work. Installed, set up monitor, observed change in target independently, still reports unchanged. Bye bye.

It's very easy to set up. I wish the free plan can support more than 25 monitors if I am using my own resources.

Doesn't work. Selects its own elements when trying to stop selecting page elements leading to a hung page requiring a page refresh (where you're once again stuck recording all clicks on elements…). This is when the Developer Tools panel is open.

its workable but like any other tool it fails miserably when any kind of captcha is present on a website. does not even have a ability to alert user that captcha showed up... there are hundreds tools that do same thing and all have problem with captcha at least other monitor have an option to alert you that captcha is blocking content from loading this one does not it just stop working...

I could not make it work for me...

Worked exactly as intended. I wanted to check if a link to sign up to an event had been updated, and had already spent 4 hours sporadically clicking the link without success, since each time new dates were released they were booked up within a minute. It was fairly easy to set up Distill to monitor the page I wanted, and I got Distill to check automatically every 10 seconds, which is possible even on the free version - you need to make sure you're logged in and then go on the page desired, ... Show more

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