Which websites can monity.ai monitor?
monity.ai opens pages in a real browser, so it handles the modern web: JavaScript apps, pages that load as you scroll, cookie banners and sign-ins. A few kinds of page need extra setup.
Works out of the box
- Public pages built with any framework, including single-page apps.
- Long pages that load content as you scroll.
- PDF files, and JSON feeds or APIs (Monity AI can set an exact rule that reads a value by its JSON path; see Extract data and alert on conditions).
Needs a little setup
| Page | What to do |
|---|---|
| Behind a login, including two-factor | Sign in once in the live browser. |
| Content behind a click, tab or filter | Add automation steps. |
| Different by country | Choose a country under Proxy. |
| Different on every visit (A/B tests, currency, consent) | Pin it with Cookies, or hide changing parts with Remove. |
| Inside an embedded frame | Use an Iframe step. |
Hard or not possible
- Pages that show a CAPTCHA to every automated visitor.
- Sites with aggressive bot protection. See If a site blocks monity.ai.
- Pages that need a fresh human action every time, such as a one-time code by text message on each visit.
When a check can’t reach the content, for example it lands on a sign-in page or a block page, the task reports it rather than sending a false alert.
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