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The Changes Feed is the running timeline of everything URL Love It has noticed across the pages you monitor, newest first. Each entry is one detected change on one page, with a severity, a short summary of what happened, and a link to see the details.

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What each change shows you

  • Which page changed, and which brand it belongs to.
  • When it was detected.
  • A severity - how significant the change looks (see How change detection works).
  • A summary of what changed, in plain language.

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The side-by-side comparison

Open any change to see the before and after snapshots next to each other, with the differences called out. This is the fastest way to confirm what actually happened - you can see the old headline and the new one, the price that moved, or the button that disappeared, without squinting.
You can also compare any two dates yourself from a page’s history - handy when you want to see how much a page drifted over a longer stretch, not just between two consecutive captures.

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The calendar view

The calendar lays your snapshots and changes out by day, so you can see at a glance which days had activity and jump straight to a specific date. It’s a good way to spot patterns - like a competitor who updates their pricing at the start of every month.

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Dismissing changes

Not every change is worth keeping around. You can dismiss a change to clear it from your active view once you’ve looked at it. Dismissing is just about tidying your feed - it doesn’t delete the underlying snapshots, and it doesn’t stop future changes on that page from being detected.
Seeing changes you consider noise (cookie banners, rotating testimonials)? URL Love It already filters a lot of that out automatically, and you can tune what you’re alerted about - see Managing notifications.