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Get instant desktop alerts when your websites or APIs go down. See the live status of every AlertsDown monitor from your toolbar. Keep an eye on the websites and APIs you monitor with AlertsDown from your browser toolbar. Sign in with Google or your email and password to view the status of monitors with Chrome alerts enabled and receive optional desktop notifications for downtime, recovery and SSL certificate issues. Features • View whether each monitor is up, down or paused. • See a toolbar badge showing how many monitored URLs are down. • Click a service name to open its dashboard and incident details. • Choose which URLs appear by enabling or disabling the Chrome extension option in each monitor’s notification settings. • Turn desktop alerts and sounds on or off for this device. • Choose an alert sound and preview it in Settings. • Preview a desktop notification to check your setup. Getting started Choose Continue with Google to sign in or create a free AlertsDown account, or sign in with your existing email and password. Open the dashboard, add a website or API, and enable Chrome extension in its notification settings. An AlertsDown account is required. The extension checks for new alerts approximately once per minute. Notification delivery depends on your browser and operating system settings. Monitoring is performed by the service; this extension displays your account’s status and alerts.
Oct 3, 2026
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