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Monitor websites for new posts. Get notified without constantly checking. A Chrome extension that automatically detects new posts on specific websites and notifies you with a badge. Supports SSO login sites. Get notified automatically when new posts appear on your favorite websites. ### Key Features **Smart Auto-Detection** - Automatic CSS selector detection - One-click board pattern recognition - Supports various board layouts **Gmail-Style Badge Notifications** - New post count displayed on icon - See new posts at a glance - Browser notification support **SSO/Login Site Support** - Utilizes browser session - Monitor company intranets and internal boards **Flexible Settings** - Check interval from 1 minute to 1 hour - Monitor multiple sites simultaneously ### How to Use 1. Log in to the site you want to monitor 2. Click the extension icon 3. Click "Auto" to detect post selectors 4. Click "Add Site" 5. Done! You'll get badge notifications for new posts ### Recommended For - Those who don't want to miss company announcements - Those who want to quickly check new posts in specific communities - Those who want real-time updates on job postings and events ### Privacy Protection - All data stored only in your browser - No data transmission to external servers - Lightweight and fast performance
Dec 2, 2025
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