Mercury: Site Monitor

Mercury: Site Monitor is a simple piece of software that you can use to check various web pages or feeds on a regular interval, then receive notifications if any changes are detected.

You can add as many websites as you want to the processing queue, then specify whether or not the program should perform deep comparisons for each one.

Checks can be performed at preset intervals, which range from 1 to 59 minutes. You can also manually trigger this operation at any time. Note that the application only performs automatic scans when it is minimized to the system tray.

Once you have loaded a list of websites, they can be opened directly from the program's interface, making it easy to access them when you want to verify recorded changes.

Mercury: Site Monitor can also be launched automatically at system startup, which is useful if you need to continually scan the selected websites and want to avoid loading the program every time you turn on your computer.

When the application detects a change on one of the registered websites, it displays the time and date of the last recorded modification and detailed information about it.

You can choose to clear the data cache manually, deleting any information recorded up to that point.

Mercury: Site Monitor features a simple interface and all of the application’s functions are easily accessible. When it is minimized, the program is sent to the system tray and continues to perform scans at user-defined intervals.

The application itself is very easy-to-use, but there is no documentation offered, so it is only really suitable for web designers or specialists who know how to interpret the resulting data.

Overall, Mercury: Site Monitor is a handy and lightweight tool, designed to monitor specific websites or feeds and notify you of any recorded changes.