Monitoring | Dejal Simon 2.5.2

Dejal Simon is the essential site monitoring tool for Mac OS X. It checks servers for changes or failures, and notifies you via e-mail, sound, speech, Twitter, or other means. You can use it to track updated sites, and to alert you when an important server goes down or recovers. Developed in Cocoa, it is a native Mac OS X application with an intuitive and attractive interface.

Simon is very versatile. It can be used to monitor your own website and servers, track posts and new comments on your or friends' blogs, check for web mail, get notifications of updates to favorite news and entertainment websites, keep an eye on auctions, and many other uses.

New in this version:
Added exception handling to the Web plug-in, to catch any low-level errors that occur there. Mac OS X 10.5.7 seemed to introduce a bug with URL connections that could sometimes get stuck when reading cookies.
Added a hidden preference to output debug information from the Web plug-in. It can be activated by entering "defaults write com.dejal.simon2 WebDebugMode YES" in Terminal.
Updated the Twitter plug-in to use the latest version of the MGTwitterEngine, which fixes issues related to the Twitpocalypse. Simon wasn't affected, as it always fetches the latest tweets, but good to be up-to-date anyway.
Changed the Report output to avoid making URLs lowercased when outputting the Location variable.
Fixed an issue that could prevent finding licenses in very rare circumstances.

Licensing: Listed pricing is for Basic License, allowing up to 7 tests. Standard License which allows for up to 20 tests, and Enterprise License which allows unlimited tests, are also available.

Requirements:
OS X 10.4 or later
Version 2.3.5 for OS X 10.3.9 is available by clicking here

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