Filed under: Internet, Utilities, Mozilla, Freeware, Browsers
Monitor websites in Firefox with Pingdom's Mr. Uptime
There are plenty of ways to be notified when a site comes back online, like previously mentioned Ding, It's Up and Notify Me. If you're a Firefox user, you may as well use an extension that's powered by the granddaddy of monitoring services, Pingdom's Mr. Uptime.
When you encounter a supported error on a page whlie browsing, the Mr. Uptime toolbar is displayed to allow you to monitor the current page.
Sites are monitored in the background while you continue surfing. Checks can be based on HTTP status messages or keywords on the page, and you can specify the length of time you want a site monitored. When a site comes back online, Mr. Uptime can either notify you or simply open the page in a new tab automatically.
You can find the addon in Mozilla's directory, or on the Pingdom website. It's now fully Firefox 3 compatible.
[ via LifeHacker ]
When you encounter a supported error on a page whlie browsing, the Mr. Uptime toolbar is displayed to allow you to monitor the current page.
Sites are monitored in the background while you continue surfing. Checks can be based on HTTP status messages or keywords on the page, and you can specify the length of time you want a site monitored. When a site comes back online, Mr. Uptime can either notify you or simply open the page in a new tab automatically.
You can find the addon in Mozilla's directory, or on the Pingdom website. It's now fully Firefox 3 compatible.
[ via LifeHacker ]
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