Get alerts when a blog's pages change content

Created by

Owlabee

Actor

Website Change Monitor — Sitemap & Page Content Diff

Monitors a site's blog pages (here the Node.js blog, picked from the sitemap with an include pattern): each page is fetched, scoped to the main article, stripped of numbers and dates so counters do not trigger alerts, hashed and compared with the previous run. You get content-changed, status-changed, new-url and removed-url records with a word-level diff preview; the first run writes the baseline.

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Website Change Monitor — Sitemap & Page Content Diffowlabee/website-change-monitor

Type

URL

Title

Last modified

+4 fields

Input

Sites or sitemap URLs(required):https://nodejs.org/sitemap.xml

Mode:monitor

Check page content:true

Content CSS selector:main, article, body

Ignore numbers and dates:true

Max pages per site:30

Include URL patterns:https://nodejs.org/en/blog/*

State key-value store:website-change-monitor-nodejs-blog

Output fields

Type

URL

Title

Last modified

Status

Change freq

Detected at

Error

How it works

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Start the "Get alerts when a blog's pages change content" task

The Website Change Monitor — Sitemap & Page Content Diff Actor will start running based on the input automatically. You can also change all the input fields, like sites or sitemap urls, mode, and more, to match your specific use case.

Receive the "Get alerts when a blog's pages change content" output

Monitor the progress in real time. You will be notified as soon as your dataset is complete and ready for review. Each result includes data such as type, URL, title, and more.

Integrate into your workflow

The final output is delivered in JSON, CSV, or Excel format, ready to be plugged into your workflow. You can also run the "Get alerts when a blog's pages change content" task via API.